The bootcamp follows a structured path that builds foundational skills before moving into advanced technical topics. It covers both , though it primarily focuses on modern Python 3 development. Key Topics Covered Basics
Getting your environment ready (Jupyter Notebooks, PyCharm). Core Basics: Data types, loops, and functions.
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Python is known for its stability. Code written in Python 3.6 (common in 2020) will generally run perfectly on Python 3.10+. The foundational concepts—loops, logic, OOP, and data structures—have not changed. However, the (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib) may have deprecated functions. If you use the 2020 course materials, you may occasionally encounter "FutureWarning" messages in your code, but these usually do not prevent the code from running.
The bootcamp follows a structured path that builds foundational skills before moving into advanced technical topics. It covers both , though it primarily focuses on modern Python 3 development. Key Topics Covered Basics
Getting your environment ready (Jupyter Notebooks, PyCharm). Core Basics: Data types, loops, and functions. The bootcamp follows a structured path that builds
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Python is known for its stability. Code written in Python 3.6 (common in 2020) will generally run perfectly on Python 3.10+. The foundational concepts—loops, logic, OOP, and data structures—have not changed. However, the (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib) may have deprecated functions. If you use the 2020 course materials, you may occasionally encounter "FutureWarning" messages in your code, but these usually do not prevent the code from running. PyCharm). Core Basics: Data types
