Lecture

Python Basics: Functions and Types

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Description

This lecture covers Python basics, including data types, loops, functions, classes, and GUI creation with Tkinter. It also delves into list comprehensions, higher-order functions, and generic types. The instructor demonstrates how to work with functions as parameters and return functions.

Instructors (2)

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