TOTAL Python: Become an Advanced Python Developer in 16 days
One REAL Python project per day. From ZERO to Facial Recognition. Machine Learning, Data Science, Django, IGU, Games+
Learn PYTHON in 16 days
Our intensive program was designed for you to learn and practice, in a 16-day study schedule:
- Each day you will create a real and complete program using Python
- Each new concept includes a downloadable PDF so you have everything at hand
- Each video has a theoretical introduction and a practical real world demonstration
- Each lesson comes with 3 coding exercises for you to practice what you have learned
- Each topic ends with a quiz to reinforce what you've learned
Your Python learning path is divided into 3 parts:
Day 1 to Day 6 = Basic Python training. Learn the fundamental concepts of Python to become a robust programmer with a firm foundation.
Day 7 to day 9 = Advanced Python Phase. Enter Object Oriented Programming (OOP), to create agile, robust, efficient, repeatable, and maintainable programs.
Day 10 onwards: Evolve to Python Expert. You are already an advanced Python programmer, and the time has come to learn about its main real-world applications. You'll dive into areas of development such as:
- Games
- Graphical Interfaces
- Web Scraping
- Artificial Intelligence
- Web Development
- Data Science
- Facial Recognition
- Machine Learning
- and much (much) more.
Why learn Python from us?
We are Phil Ebiner and Federico Garay, and we are Best Seller instructors, with top ratings on Udemy. We have created many of the best-selling courses worldwide, that are related to programing languages, graphic & visual design, and other very useful resources for software creators.
Phil Ebiner is a world-renowned and acclaimed instructor. His more than 2.5 million students have learned skills ranging from programming to photography, and he has taken online teaching to a new level.
Federico Garay has helped more than 150,000 people achieve life-changing learning. His C#, VBA and Pandas/Python programming courses led many students to achieve that dream job or that much deserved promotion.
Don't take our word. What are the Python Total students saying?
"This program is perfect, the classes well explained and the teachers transmits encouragement and very professional above all, after taking the course I am quite confident to learn more and continue my way in the world of programming and video games." (Ares Xavier Aren)
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"So far I have found it to be an excellent course, quite detailed, but I am not surprised because I have taken another course before with them, and the truth is that you learn because you learn, some of the best teachers I have seen who are really interested in making the subject clear. As soon as I saw these teachers taught this subject, I did not hesitate to buy it..." (Erika Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar)
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"As a novice I wanted to learn programming to have another hobby, but how these guys explains it, how they teaches it, how they knows what they are saying, is convincing me to turn it into a real profession" (Carlos David Villamarin Marrugo)
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Why should you learn PYTHON?
Python is one of the most sought-after languages in the world. Because of its simplicity, ductility and flexibility, it has become the language of choice. Its instructions are as close as possible to the human language, which makes it easier to learn, and this makes it ideal for people who are just starting out in the world of programming.
In addition to being simple, it is powerful: with a few lines of code you can perform tasks that in other programming languages would take hundreds of lines, and this considerably increases your productivity.
On the other hand, it is one of the most versatile programming languages in existence, and can be used in many different fields. That is to say, it allows you to program from video games to websites and mobile applications.
Reasons NOT to take this course
We can't think of any. But if you want to take the course RISK-FREE, remember that you have Udemy's 100% money back guarantee within 30 days. We are not worried, because we know you're going to love Total Python.
This is your starting point to explore this interesting field, which you may never have dared to tackle before. This is your chance. In just two days you will overcome all your fears and be ready to go for the most sought-after (and best-paid) programming languages on the planet.
Do you dare to start this exciting adventure that will change your life right now? We are waiting for you in lecture #1.
Phil & Fede
Your Instructor
This course is taught by professionals in the photography, video, design, and business world. We all look forward to teaching you new skills that enrich your life and help you build a better business.
Course Curriculum
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StartPython Course Roadmap (3:26)
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StartWhy Python? (2:07)
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StartDay 1 Goal (1:26)
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StartInstalling Python & Pycharm (12:10)
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StartPrint in Python (7:05)
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StartCoding Exercise 1: <> Print Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 2: <> Print Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 3: <> Print Practice #3
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StartStrings in Python (9:55)
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StartCoding Exercise 4: <> String Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 5: <> String Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 6: <> String Practice #3
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StartInput in Python (8:50)
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StartCoding Exercise 7: <> Input Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 8: <> Input Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 9: <> Input Practice #3
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StartQuiz 1: Let's Review Day 1
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StartSolution - Day 1 Coding Exercises
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StartDay 1 Python Challenge (2:08)
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StartDay 1 Python Challenge - Solution (9:19)
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StartAssignment 1: Some Details for Getting Around Udemy
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StartDay 2 Goal: What python skills will you learn today? (1:44)
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StartData Types in Python (6:19)
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StartVariables in Python (9:18)
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StartCoding Exercise 10: <> Variables Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 11: <> Variables Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 12: <> Variables Practice #3
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StartVariable Names in Python (3:36)
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StartIntegers & Floats in Python (8:32)
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StartCoding Exercise 13: <> Integers Practice
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StartCoding Exercise 14: <> Floats Practice
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StartCoding Exercise 15: <> Data Types Practice
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StartConversions between Data Types in Python (9:47)
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StartCoding Exercise 16: <>Data Type Conversions Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 17: <>Data Type Conversions Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 18: <>Data Type Conversions Practice #3
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StartString Formatting in Python (8:28)
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StartCoding Exercise 19: <> Strings Formatting Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 20: <> Strings Formatting Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 21: <> Strings Formatting Practice #3
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StartMathematical Operators in Python (7:25)
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StartCoding Exercise 22: <> Mathematical Operators Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 23: <> Mathematical Operators Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 24: <> Mathematical Operators Practice #3
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StartRound Method in Python (7:13)
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StartCoding Exercise 25: <> Round Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 26: <> Round Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 27: <> Round Practice #3
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StartImportant: About reviews
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StartQuiz 2: Let's Review Day 2
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StartSolution - Day 2 Coding Exercises
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StartDay 2 Python Challenge (2:12)
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StartDay 2 Python Challenge - Solution (6:57)
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StartDay 3 Goal: What python skills will you learn today? (1:54)
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StartIndex Method in Python (9:16)
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StartCoding Exercise 28: <> Index Method Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 29: <> Index Method Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 30: <> Index Method Practice #3
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StartExtracting Sub-Strings in Python (5:11)
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StartCoding Exercise 31: <>Extracting Sub-Strings Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 32: <>Extracting Sub-Strings Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 33: <>Extracting Sub-Strings Practice #3
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StartString Methods in Python (9:41)
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StartCoding Exercise 34: <> String Methods Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 35: <> String Methods Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 36: <> String Methods Practice #3
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StartString Properties in Python (6:59)
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StartCoding Exercise 37: <> String Properties Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 38: <> String Properties Practice #2
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PreviewCoding Exercise 39: <> String Properties Practice #3
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StartLists in Python (12:43)
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StartCoding Exercise 40: <> Lists Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 41: <> Lists Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 42: <> Lists Practice #3
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StartDictionaries in Python (13:56)
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StartCoding Exercise 43: <> Dictionaries Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 44: <> Dictionaries Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 45: <> Dictionaries Practice #3
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StartTuples in Python (8:48)
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StartCoding Exercise 46: <> Tuples Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 47: <> Tuples Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 48: <> Tuples Practice #3
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StartSets in Python (11:58)
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StartCoding Exercise 49: <> Sets Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 50: <> Sets Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 51: <> Sets Practice #3
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StartBooleans in Python (8:05)
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StartCoding Exercise 52: <> Booleans Practice #1
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StartCoding Exercise 53: <> Booleans Practice #2
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StartCoding Exercise 54: <> Booleans Practice #3
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StartQuiz 3: Let's Review Day 3
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StartSolution - Day 3 Coding Exercises
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StartDay 3 Python Challenge (3:31)
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StartDay 3 Python Challenge - Solution (16:58)