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These Python notes are crafted as a companion to The Complete Python Bootcamp From Zero to Hero in Python by Jose Portilla, Pierian Training, but they're useful for any learner. Covering Python setup to methods and functions, they’re perfect for students and professionals to build a solid foundation, review core concepts, and access quick references.

For best results, use a Jupyter notebook for hands-on learning with Python. Code outputs are marked with ">>>", as seen in Jupyter tabs.

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Basics & Setup

Command Line Basics (Windows):

• CODE:

Running Python Code on CMD

• CODE:

No Install Options for Notebooks

• jupyter.org/try
• Google Collab Notebook
• Repl.it (Paid)
• Google Search
  • “Python Interpreters Online”

Types of Integrated Development Environments (IDE)

• Text Editors
  • Sublime Text
  • Atom
  • VS Code
• Full IDE
  • PyCharm
  • Spyder
• Notebook Environments
  • Jupyter Notebook
  • Google Collab Notebook

Execute Shell Commands from within an Environment

In a command-line interface or terminal, the ‘!’ symbol is used to execute shell commands from within the environment where the Python interpreter is running. For example !pip install <name_of_library>

Python Object and Data Structure Basics

Objects & Data Structure types