Python PCEP3001 Certified EntryLevel Python Programmer
What you’ll learn
Students will pass the PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer Certification in 1st attempt
Students who wants to score more than 90% in the PCEP exam(PCEP-30-01)
Python from basics
Complete Python Practice sets that will help to clear the PCEP exam
Those who are preparing for Certified Associate in Python Programming (PCAP) will also clear their basic concepts
This course is stirctly PCEP-30-01 at this moment in Nov 2022. Once this exam will be retired, I will be upgrade it to pep-30-02
Requirements
No Programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know
Description
The Python PCEP-30-01/PCEP-30-02 exam is conducted by the “python institute”. This Python PCEP-30-01 certification Course(Video-based course) will guide you to pass the Python PCEPexam on 1st attempt and once you practice all the examples in this course, you will easily pass the exam with at least 90% marks. There are more than 250 examples in this course that will serve you like Python PCEP Practice Tests. There are multiple PCEP quizzes to test your Knowledge. You can consider these quizzes as Python PCEP mock Tests. These PCEP mock exams or quizzes will give you enough idea about the actual exam.This course consists of 5 sections or modules that will teach you everything about PCEP and will help you to clear the PCEP – Certified Python Entry-Level Programmer exam(PCEP-30-01/PCEP-30-02).The actual Python PCEP certification will have 30 questions as mentioned below -1. Module 1: Basic Concepts (5 questions)Basic conceptsInterpreter, compiler, lexis, semantics, syntax, Keywords, etc.Literal – Integer, Boolean, Floats, scientific notation, stringcommentprint()input()Other numeral systems – binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimalAritmetic(numeric) operators -> +, -, *, /, //, %, **String Operators: +, *assignments and shortcut operators2. Module 2: Data Types, Evaluations, and Basic I/O Operations (6 Questions)operators: unary and binary, priorities and bindingbitwise operators: ~ & ^ | << >>Boolean operators: or, and, notBoolean expressionsrelational operators ( == != > >= < <= ), building complex Boolean expressionsaccuracy of floating-point numbersbasic i/o (input and output) operations using – input(), print(), int(), float(), str(), len() functionsformat print() output with end= and sep= argumentstype castingbasic calculationssimple strings: constructing(create), assigning, indexing, immutability3. Module 3: Control Flow – loops and conditional blocks (6 questions)conditional statements: if, if-else, if-elif, if-elif-elsemultiple conditional statements – multiple if statementthe pass instructionLoops: while, for, range(), inIteration – iterating through sequencesloops continued: while-else, for-elsenesting loops and conditional statementscontrolling loop execution: break, continue4. Module 4: Data Collections – Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries (7 questions)simple lists: constructing vectors, indexing, and slicing, the len() functionlists in detail: indexing, slicing, basic methods (append(), insert(), index()) and functions (len(), sorted(), etc.), del instruction, iterating lists with the for loop, initializing, in and not in operators, list comprehension, the difference between copying and cloninglists in lists: matrices and cubestuples: indexing, slicing, building, immutabilitytuples vs. lists: similarities and differences, lists inside tuples and tuples inside listsdictionaries: building, indexing, adding and removing keys, iterating through dictionaries as well as their keys and values, checking key existence, keys(), items(), and values() methodsstrings in detail: escaping using the \ character, quotes, and apostrophes inside strings, multi-line strings, basic string functions.5. Module 5: Functions (6 questions)define and call(invoking) your own functions(user-defined functions) and generatorsreturn and yield keywords, returning results,the None keyword,recursionparameters vs. arguments,positional keyword and mixed argument passing,default parameter valuesconverting generator objects into lists using the list() functionname scopes, name hiding (shadowing), the global keywordPCEP Certification: Exam InformationExam Name: PCEP Certified Entry-Level Python ProgrammerExam Code: PCEP-30-01Exam Level: EntryPre-requisites: NoneDuration: 45 minutes (exam) + approx. 5 minutes (Non-Disclosure Agreement/Tutorial)Number of Questions: 30Format: Single-choice and multiple-choice questions, drag & drop, gap fill | Python 3. xPassing score: 70%Language: EnglishDelivery Channel: OpenEDG Testing ServicePCEP certification is a professional Entry-Level Python Programmer Exam to test a person’s ability to understand basic coding related to Fundamentals of Python Programming. The candidate will gain all the necessary knowledge of Python Programming, its syntax, semantics, and basic concepts like the below -Concepts like – literals, print(), input(), numbers, strings, etc.knowledge of operators – unary, binary, bitwise, boolean, relational operators, simple strings, data type, evaluation, I-O, etc.Control Flow – Loops, If, While, for, break, continue, passData collections – Lists, tuples, dictionaries, stringsFunctions – Arguments, Parameters, recursion, scope, global, positional arguments, Keyword arguments, None, yield, default parameter, etc.Other benefits of the PCEP courseThis course will also help you to build your Python Projects.The course will be of great help for students who want to clear Microsoft 98-381 exam for Python.This course will also test you if you are ready to start your reparation for PCAP.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Set the Roadmap before the course
Lecture 2 Note to Students
Lecture 3 Introduction
Lecture 4 How to Setup Python?
Lecture 5 Print
Lecture 6 Comments
Lecture 7 Variable
Lecture 8 A Special Note
Lecture 9 Boolean and Integer literals
Lecture 10 Other Numeral Systems
Lecture 11 Floats
Lecture 12 Small note about Alphabet, lexis, syntax and semantics
Lecture 13 String
Lecture 14 Escaping Character
Lecture 15 input
Lecture 16 Arithmetic operators – Part 1
Lecture 17 Arithmetic operators – Part 2
Lecture 18 String Operators
Section 2: Data Types, Evaluations, and Basic I/O Operations
Lecture 19 Unary and Bitwise
Lecture 20 Unary and Bitwise – Part 1
Lecture 21 Unary and Bitwise – Part 2
Lecture 22 Priority – Part 1
Lecture 23 Relational Operators
Lecture 24 Priority – Part 2
Lecture 25 Logical, Boolean, and, or and not operators
Lecture 26 Examples of these
Lecture 27 Boolean Expressions
Lecture 28 Identity Operators
Lecture 29 Membership Operators
Lecture 30 Priority – Part 3
Lecture 31 Formatting print
Lecture 32 Typecasting
Lecture 33 Basics of String
Section 3: Control Flow – loops and conditional blocks
Lecture 34 if statement
Lecture 35 Nested if statement
Lecture 36 Multiple conditions in if statement
Lecture 37 pass in if statement
Lecture 38 while Loop – Part 1
Lecture 39 while Loop – Part 2
Lecture 40 for Loop
Lecture 41 List comprehension
Lecture 42 range in for
Lecture 43 continue inside for
Lecture 44 pass inside for
Lecture 45 for with else
Lecture 46 Terminate loop – Part 1
Lecture 47 Terminate loop – Part 2
Section 4: Data Collections – Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries
Lecture 48 Creating list
Lecture 49 Indexing in list
Lecture 50 Concatenate/Repeat in list
Lecture 51 Negative indexing – List
Lecture 52 Length of the list
Lecture 53 Update element of list
Lecture 54 List slicing
Lecture 55 Test your knowledge – PCEP Question
Lecture 56 Negative slicing
Lecture 57 Important Functions
Lecture 58 sort() method
Lecture 59 Other methods – Part 1
Lecture 60 Other methods – Part 2
Lecture 61 del instruction
Lecture 62 Go over a loop one after the other inside the list
Lecture 63 Swapping Lists
Lecture 64 Swapping items in Lists
Lecture 65 (in/not in) Lists
Lecture 66 List comprehension in detail
Lecture 67 tuple
Lecture 68 tuple – part 1
Lecture 69 tuple – part 2
Lecture 70 Immutability in tuple
Lecture 71 Indexing in tuple
Lecture 72 Slicing in tuple
Lecture 73 Update tuple
Lecture 74 Methods and Functions in tuple
Lecture 75 Joining in tuple
Lecture 76 Operators and remaining topics of tuple
Lecture 77 Dictionary
Lecture 78 Create Dictionary
Lecture 79 Index Dictionary
Lecture 80 Add items in Dictionary
Lecture 81 Remove items from Dictionary – Part 1
Lecture 82 Remove items from Dictionary – Part 2
Lecture 83 Updating Dictionary
Lecture 84 Combine Dictionaries
Lecture 85 Nested Dictionary
Lecture 86 Keys of Dictionary
Lecture 87 Keys and values of Dictionary
Lecture 88 in/del/clear
Lecture 89 Copy Dictionary
Lecture 90 Convert tuple to Dictionary
Lecture 91 Strings in detail
Lecture 92 Updating of Strings
Lecture 93 Part of string and deleting
Lecture 94 Multi line strings
Lecture 95 String methods
Section 5: Functions
Lecture 96 Defining Functions
Lecture 97 Functions NameError
Lecture 98 Parameter Vs Argument
Lecture 99 List as argument
Lecture 100 Scope of arguments
Lecture 101 Delete inside Function – For List
Lecture 102 mismatch related issues
Lecture 103 Multiple arguments
Lecture 104 Keyword arguments
Lecture 105 return with expression
Lecture 106 return without expression
Lecture 107 Test your knowledge – PCEP
Lecture 108 the None
Lecture 109 Recursion
Lecture 110 Positional argument
Lecture 111 Keyword Argument passing
Lecture 112 Mixed Argument passing
Lecture 113 Default Parameters
Lecture 114 Name Scope – Part 1
Lecture 115 Name Scope – Part 2
Lecture 116 Test your knowledge – PCEP
Lecture 117 Name Scope – Part 3
Lecture 118 Global Keyword
Section 6: Python PCEP Practice Test – Mock Test
Individuals who want to get more than 90% in the PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer Certification,Python Programmers who wants to improve their marks in PCEP exam,Beginners who wants to pass PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer certification in 1st attemp,Students or Programmers who wants to practice similar PCEP type questions to gain confidence before the actual PCEP-30-01 exam,A person who wants to enhance their resume by passing the PCEP-30-01 exam.
Course Information:
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