The Complete Python Course 2026 (Udemy.com)

Welcome to the The Complete Python Course 2024, which is the most COMPREHENSIVE and UP TO DATE Python course with many exercises and resources.

The course also includes a 980 page book version of the course for free, which is only available to students who take this course.

This course teaches new features introduced in Python; the course also includes how to use the next generation version of Python called Mojo, how to use Python in Excel and much more. No experience in Python or with programming is required to take this course. There is a 30 day money back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Please watch the comprehensive promotional video trailer for an outline of the course.

Anyone can take this course as this comprehensive course has 4 tracks as follows: 

1. [B] Beginner Track for students that have no experience with programming

2. [I] Intermediate Track for students that have some programming experience, but no Python experience

3. [G] Genius Track for students that have some Python experience, but want to learn more advanced and brand new Python concepts.

4. [A] All Track for students who want to take the whole course and go from knowing nothing about Python to becoming a master of Python!

After taking this course you be able to take your career or business to the next level by thoroughly understanding Python.

COURSE OUTLINE: [B = Beginner Track Lessons and Exercises, I = Intermediate Track Lessons and Exercises,  G = Genius Track Lessons and Exercises, A = All Track Lessons and Exercises

[B/I/G/A] Level 1 of 17: Intro, How to Take the Course, Access Free Python Book & Our First Exercise

• [B/I/G/A] Welcome, How to Take the Course and How to Download the Free Python Book

• [B/I/A] Introduction to Python (What, Why and How of Level 1)

• [B/I/A] How to Use Python Online Using Google Colab for Free

• [B/I/A] Exercise 1.1: Our First Python Code: “Hello World”

• [B/I/A] Answer 1.1: Our first Python Code: “Hello World”

• [B/I/A] Optional Lecture: Who Uses Python & What are the Pros & Cons of Python?

• [B/I/A] Quiz for Level 1

  
  

[B/I/A] Level 2: Data Types and Variables

• [B/I/A] Intro to Data Types and Variables (What, Why and How of Level 2)

• [B/I/A] How to Code Data Types & Variables in Python (String+Integer Variables)

• [B/I/A] Exercise 2.1: Using String and Integer Data Types

• [B/I/A] Answer 2.1: Using String and Integer Data Types

• [B/I/A] Floating and Boolean Data Types

• [B/I/A] Exercise 2.2: Using Floating and Boolean Data Types

• [B/I/A] Answer 2.2: Using Floating and Boolean Data Types

• [B/I/A] How to Change the Content or Data Type of a Variable ("Casting")

• [B/I/A] Exercise 2.3: How to Change the Content or Type of a Variable

• [B/I/A] Answer 2.3: How to Change the Content or Type of a Variable

• [B/I/A] Level 2 Final Exercise: Currency Converter

• [B/I/A] Level 2 Final Exercise Answer: Currency Converter

• [B/I/A] Quiz for Level 2

[B/I/A] Level 3: Python Math (Meaning Operators) and "Strings"

• [B/I/A] Intro to Python Math (Operators) & Strings (What, Why & How of Level 3)

• [B/I/A] Arithmetic Rules in Python

• [B/I/A] Exercise 3.1: Arithmetic Rules in Python

• [B/I/A] Answer 3.1: Arithmetic Rules in Python

• [B/I/A] Stringing Together Variables

• [B/I/A] Exercise 3.2: Stringing Together Variables

• [B/I/A] Answer 3.2: Stringing Together Variables

• [B/I/A] Level 3 Final Exercise: Simple Interest Calculator for a Savings Account

• [B/I/A] Level 3 Final Exercise Answer

• [B/I/A] Quiz for Level 3
  

[B/I/G/A] Level 4: Built in Functions & Creating Basic Functions

• [B/I/G/A] Intro to Built-In/Creating Functions (What, Why & How of Level 4)

• [B/I/A] Basic Built in Python Functions that Use Math

• [B/I/A] Exercise 4.1: Built in Functions that Use Math

• [B/I/A] Answer 4.1: Built in Functions that Use Math

• [B/I/A] Input Built in Python Function

• [B/I/A] Exercise 4.2: Input Built in Python Function

• [B/I/A] Answer 4.2: Input Built in Python Function & Stringing Together Objects

• [B/I/A] Creating Basic Custom Functions Part 1

• [B/I/A] Exercise 4.3: Creating Custom Functions Part 1

• [B/I/A] Answer 4.3: Creating Custom Functions Part 1

• [I/G/A] Creating Basic Custom Functions Part 2

• [I/G/A] Exercise 4.4: Creating Basic Custom Functions Part 2

• [I/G/A] Answer 4.4: Creating Basic Custom Functions Part 2

• [I/G/A] Creating Advanced Functions (Keyword and Default Values)

• [I/G/A] Exercise 4.5: Creating Advanced Functions Keyword and Default Values)

• [I/G/A] Answer 4.5: Creating Advanced Functions (Keyword and Default Values)

• [I/G/A] Returning Values from Custom Functions

• [I/G/A] Exercise 4.6: Returning Values from Custom Functions

• [I/G/A] Answer 4.6: Returning Values from Custom Functions

• [B/I/G/A] Level 4 Final Exercise: Simple Calculator with Functions

• [B/I/G/A] Level 4 Final Exercise Answer: Simple Calculator with Functions

• [B/I/G/A] Quiz for Level 4

[B/I/G/A] Level 5: The List Data Type and the Sum Function

• [B/I/G/A] Intro to List Data Type (What, Why and How of Level 5)

• [B/I/G/A] How Does the List Data Type Work (and Using the SUM Function)?

• [B/I/G/A] Exercise 5.1: The List Data Type Work (and Using the SUM Function)

• [B/I/G/A] Answer 5.1: The List Data Type Work (and Using the SUM Function)

• [B/I/G/A] Level 5 Final Exercise: Grocery Shopping List

• [B/I/G/A] Level 5 Final Exercise Answer: Grocery Shopping List

• [B/I/G/A] Quiz for Level 5
  

[B/I/G/A] Level 6: Logic and Loops

• [B/I/G/A] Intro to Logic and Loops (What, Why and How of Level 6)

• [B/I/A] The IF, ELSE Statement

• [B/I/A] Exercise 6.1: The IF, ELSE Statement

• [B/I/A] Answer 6.1: The IF, ELSE Statement

• [B/I/A] Using A Nested IF Statement

• [B/I/A] Exercise 6.2: Using A Nested IF Statement

• [B/I/A] Answer 6.2: Using A Nested IF Statement