Lecture

Programming Basics: Python Fundamentals

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Description

This lecture, taught by the instructor, covers the basics of programming with a pragmatic approach focusing on Python. Topics include fundamental programming concepts, Python syntax, variable declaration, data types, functions, and useful manipulations. The lecture emphasizes practical exercises and resources for self-learning.

Instructors (2)

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