1. How to install Miniconda on Windows
2. How to create different environment variables
3. How to install different python libraries

1. How to install Miniconda on Linux/Ubuntu
2. How to create different environment variables
3. How to install different python libraries

1. How to install Jupyter notebook
2. How to code
3. How to have markdone
4. Learning shortcuts

1. How to assign a value to a variable
2. How to delete a variable
3. How to use Jupyter notebook's Auto-Complete

1. int
2. float
3. complex
4. bool

1. indexing
2. slicing
3. immutable
4. strip
5. split
6. string formatting

1. create a list
2. indexing & slicing
3. mixture objects
4. mutable:
     1. append
     2. extend
     3. remove

1. Arithmetic Operators
2. Comparison (Relational) Operators
3. Assignment Operators
4. Membership Operators
5. Identity Operators

1. if statements
2. scopes
3. if ... else statements
4. nested if statements
5. Boolean value of different data types

1. while loop 1.while structure
2. For Loop 1. for structure
3. range 1. range structure
2.how to use range in a for loop
4. break & continue keywords

There are seven tasks for better understanding the topics

1. how to create one
2. basic operations
3. indexing
4. slicing
5. immutable

1. how to create one
2. basic operations
3. indexing
4. add
5. remove
6.how to create an empty set

1. how to create one -> key: value
2. how to retrieve a value
3. add a new key, value pair
4. how to delete a key, value pair
5. how to remove a key nad return its value(pop)
6. KeyError
7. how to create an empty dict
8.keys are immutable/unhashable

1. string digit to int and int to string
2. float to int & int to float
3. set/list to tuple
4. tuple/list to set
5. ValueError
6. TypeError
7. list/tuple to dictionary

1. Loops over dictionaries
2. Enumerate loops' iterations
3. Zip for iterating over multiple iterables(lists, tuples, ...)

There are four exercises for better understanding the topics

1. Creating a Function
2. Calling a Function
3. Functions' Arguments
4. Keyword Arguments
5. Default Arguments

1. Docstrings
2. Tests
3. Test Failures

1. Defining Type Hints
2. Typing Module

1. Function Scopes
2. global keyword
3. mutable and immutable input arguments
4. args, kwargs, *, and ** unpacking
5. pass statement & Ellipsis Mark
5. Mandatory positional and keyword arguments

1. Single line if statement
2. List Comprehension
3. Dictionary Comprehension
4. Set Comprehension
5. Tuple comprehension

1. Opening
2. Reading
3. Encoding
4. Closing & Context Manger
5. Seek
6. Writing
7. OS
8. Shutil

1. Error Types
2. Exception Handling
3. Raise An Exception
4. Speed Test
5. Exercise

1. ChainMap
2. namedtuple
3. Counter
4. defaultdict