README_en.md

Python 3 - Learning Material SPANISH - VERSION

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This repository is intended to be an introduction to Python 3.

Learning Materials

01. MATHEMATICS

02. VARIABLES and DATA TYPES

03. INPUTS and OUTPUTS

04. INDEXES and SLICING

05. LISTS

06. NESTED LISTS

07. FLOW CONTROL if, elif, else

08. ITERATIVE STATEMENTS (LOOPS)

09. for

10. for (We continue iterating)

11. TUPLES

12. SETS

13. DICTIONARIES

14. STACK (LIFO) and QUEUES (FIFO)

15. SCRIPTS

16. FORMATTING

17. FUNCTIONS

18. FUNCTIONS II

19. FUNCTIONS III

20. BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS

21. ERRORS

22. EXCEPTIONS

23. MULTIPLE EXCEPTIONS

24. INVOKING EXCEPTIONS

25. OOP / CLASSES

26. ATTRIBUTES and METHODS

27. OBJECTS within OBJECTS

28. ENCAPSULATION

29. INHERITANCE

30. MULTIPLE INHERITANCE

31. CHAIN ​​METHODS

32. LIST METHODS

33. SET METHODS

34. DICTIONARY METHODS

35. MODULES

36. PACKAGES

37. STANDARD MODULES

38. COLLECTIONS MODULE

39. datetime MODULE

40. math MODULE

41. random MODULE

42. TEXT FILES

43. Tkinter (Graphical Interfaces)

Python

• Wikipedia: < continue reading >

Python is an interpreted programming language whose philosophy emphasizes the readability of its code.

It is a multi-paradigm programming language, since it supports object orientation, imperative programming and, to a lesser extent, functional programming.

Type system: Strongly typed, dynamic

Paradigm: Multiparadigm: object-oriented, imperative, functional, reflexive

Designer: Guido van Rossum

Influenced by: ABC, ALGOL 68, C, Haskell, Icon, Lisp, Modula-3, Perl, Smalltalk, Java

License: Python Software Foundation License

Appeared in: 1991

• Interpreter installation < start installation >

Installation

• Interpreter installation < start installation >

License

MIT

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