Course · 17 topics · 273 exercises

Learn Python, ten minutes a day.

Python reads almost like English: no curly braces, no semicolons, very few symbols. It is the language people recommend for beginners, and it is used everywhere — scripts, data, artificial intelligence, automation.

What you’ll learn

The course moves through 5 units, from the very first line to complete programs. Each topic is explained in three sentences, then practiced.

Unit 1

First steps

Displaying text
Variables
Numbers and text
Asking the user

Unit 2

Calculate and decide

Calculating
Working with text
True or false
Conditions

Unit 3

Choices, lists and loops

else and elif
Lists
Changing a list
The for loop

Unit 4

Loops, functions and data

The while loop
Creating a function
Parameters and returns
Dictionaries

Unit 5

Handling errors

Errors and try

Workshops, not just exercises

At the end of each unit, a workshop has you build a real little program, step by step:

Your first robot
The club bouncer
The shopping list
The pocket quiz
The program that does not crash

Who is it for?

You have never written a line of code, or you tried and gave up. You have ten minutes on the subway or before bed. This is for you.

And then?

This course covers the basics of Python. By the end, you can read code and write small programs. To go further, the next step is a real project on a computer — and you will have the foundations to dive in.

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