It is much easier to work on a programming language if you understand the basic terminologies of coding.
Course Content
Variables: Variables are used to contain information; children can think – it is a container that store values. It can be changed throughout the program. Also, the value in one container can be copied and stored in another.
Data: In Python programming, a data consists of any number, strings (a piece of text) and Booleans (True or False).
Input & Output: It makes up the flow of a program. Input means any data flowing into the computer such as typed text, command, files and clicks. Output means the data which is coming out of the computer-based on the inputs, it can be any visual, auditory or tactile information.
Boolean Operators: Boolean Operators are simple words (AND, OR, NOT or AND NOT). These operators define true or false.
Class: Classes are basically templates use to create objects. In class, we define an object’s properties and methods.
Conditionals: Conditionals are decision-makers in a program that runs only in certain situations.
Loop: An amazing time-saving coding method for developers, it is a great way to write repeating codes in a faster way.
List: A basic structure in python programming. It is used for keeping the items in an order.
Strings: Variables can hold data and words as well besides numbers. Developers generally called word variables as ‘strings’. When creating string variables, their value must be inside quotation marks.
Function: Function is a code that runs a specific task. When you use a function in code, Python recalls the code for that input function and runs it
Libraries: A programmer can save the written codes in a library so that the next programmer can re-use those codes for the faster development process.
