This repository contains all the materials and projects developed during the Python course offered by OneMonth. The course is divided into several weeks, each focusing on a different aspect of Python programming and its applications.

• Explored the wide applications of Python in various fields.
• Compared Python with other programming languages.
• Learned about the history of Python and the differences between Python 2 and Python 3.

• Installed Python via the Anaconda distribution and set up a code editor.
• Learned command line basics and executed Python scripts.
• Understood Python syntax, variables, and printing data to the screen.
• Explored debugging techniques and added comments to code for better readability.

• Expanded knowledge of Python by learning intermediate concepts.
• Practiced debugging skills and applied knowledge to practical assignments.

• Learned about conditional statements, logical operators, and control flow in Python.
• Explored Python data structures like lists and dictionaries.
• Studied functions, arguments, and scope in Python.
• Practiced data analysis using pandas library and visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn.

• Learned about building web applications with Flask and analyzing data with pandas.

• Set up Flask framework and created basic web pages.
• Explored Flask templates, conditional logic in HTML, and includes for reusable code.
• Learned about debugging in Flask and serving new pages.

• Imported and manipulated data using pandas library.
• Visualized data using Matplotlib and Seaborn libraries.
• Explored advanced data selection, grouping data, and data cleaning techniques.

• Recapitulated learning from the course, covering Python basics, intermediate concepts, web development with Flask, and data analysis with pandas.

To run the code in this repository, you will need Python installed on your machine. You can download Python here.

This repository is for personal educational purposes. However, suggestions and advice are always welcome. Please feel free to open an issue or create a pull request.