Learn Python Programming by Making Interactive Games

Learn Python Programming by Making Interactive Games, available at $54.99, with 51 lectures, and has 3 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the basics of Python Plan out your own Python programs Create Python games on your own Think like a programmer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Python developer, who are interested in learning in an engaging project-based matter. It is particularly useful for Beginner Python developer, who are interested in learning in an engaging project-based matter.

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Title: Learn Python Programming by Making Interactive Games

Price: $54.99

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the basics of Python

Plan out your own Python programs

Create Python games on your own

Think like a programmer

Who Should Attend

Beginner Python developer, who are interested in learning in an engaging project-based matter.

Target Audiences

Beginner Python developer, who are interested in learning in an engaging project-based matter.

Unlock the power of Python through game development in this engaging, hands-on course! ‘Learn Python by Making Games’ is designed for beginners who want to master coding in a fun, visual way. Using Python Turtle, you’ll dive into the world of programming by creating captivating games and animations.

Over 51 lessons and 4 hours of video content, you’ll progress from basic concepts to advanced game development. The course covers essential topics like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions, all while applying these skills to real game projects. You’ll learn to handle player events, implement randomness, and even create a classic Snake game!

Perfect for visual learners, this course offers a unique approach to coding education. By seeing immediate results as you build games, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of programming concepts and boost your motivation to learn.

Whether you’re a complete novice or looking to reinforce your Python skills, this course provides a solid foundation for your coding journey. By the end, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to create your own games and animations, setting you on the path to becoming a proficient Python programmer. Enroll now and turn your gaming passion into coding expertise! Start your Python adventure today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: What Will You Learn?

Lecture 2: Where Will We Code?

Chapter 2: The Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction to Python and Turtle

Lecture 2: Basic Python Turtle Commands

Lecture 3: Exercise 1.1: Drawing a Castle!

Lecture 4: Solution 1.1: Drawing a Castle!

Chapter 3: Storing Simple Information

Lecture 1: What Are Variables?

Lecture 2: Basic Types of Variables

Lecture 3: Exercise 2.1: Variables Controlling Our Castle

Lecture 4: Solution 2.1: Variables Controlling Our Castle

Chapter 4: Repeat, Repeat, Repeat

Lecture 1: What Are `while True:` Loops?

Lecture 2: Exercise 3.1: Drawing a Sun

Lecture 3: Solution 3.1: Drawing a Sun

Lecture 4: What Are `for` Loops?

Lecture 5: Exercise 3.2: Interlocking Rings

Lecture 6: Solution 3.2: Interlocking Rings

Lecture 7: Exercise 3.3: Custom Sided Shape

Lecture 8: Solution 3.3: Custom Sided Shape

Chapter 5: What If

Lecture 1: What Are `if` Statements?

Lecture 2: Common Comparison Operators

Lecture 3: Exercise 4.1: Shape on Choice

Lecture 4: Solution 4.1: Shape on Choice

Chapter 6: Storing Lots of Information

Lecture 1: What Are Lists?

Lecture 2: Exercise 5.1: Disco Turtle

Lecture 3: Solution 5.1: Disco Turtle

Lecture 4: Using Lists with `for` Loops

Lecture 5: Solution 5.2: Disco Turtle Using `for` Loop

Chapter 7: Defining Custom Commands

Lecture 1: What Are Functions?

Lecture 2: Exercise 6.1: Circle of Squares

Lecture 3: Solution 6.1: Circle of Squares

Lecture 4: Functions With Parameters

Lecture 5: Exercise 6.2: One Function – Many Flowers

Lecture 6: Solution 6.2: One Function – Many Flowers

Chapter 8: Adding Player Events

Lecture 1: Adding Keyboard Input

Lecture 2: Exercise 7.1: Drawing Game

Lecture 3: Solution 7.1: Drawing Game

Lecture 4: Adding Clicking

Lecture 5: Exercise: 7.2: Flowers on Click

Lecture 6: Solution 7.2: Flowers on Click

Chapter 9: Adding Randomness

Lecture 1: Using the `random` Module

Lecture 2: Useful `random` Commands

Lecture 3: Exercise 8.1: Random Flowers on Click

Lecture 4: Solution 8.1: Random Flowers on Click

Chapter 10: Final Project: The (Turtle) Snake Game

Lecture 1: Overview of the Snake Game

Lecture 2: Planning the Snake Game

Lecture 3: Creating the Player

Lecture 4: Making the Player Move

Lecture 5: Creating the Apple

Lecture 6: Snake Eating the Apple

Lecture 7: Losing Condition – If We Hit a Wall

Lecture 8: Show Your Project + Extra Tasks

Instructors

Vladimiras Malyskinas
Python Programming Tutor

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