1.
Basics:
Learn about variables, data types, and basic operations.
Understand control structures like if statements, loops, and functions.
Practice input and output handling.
2. Data Structures:
Dive into lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries.
Explore their methods and operations.
Understand list comprehensions and generator expressions.
3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):
Learn about classes, objects, and methods.
Understand inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.
Practice creating and using classes effectively.
4. File Handling:
Explore reading from and writing to files.
Learn about different file formats like CSV, JSON, and XML.
5. Exception Handling:
Understand how to handle errors and exceptions gracefully.
Learn about the try-except block and exception hierarchy.
6. Functional Programming:
Explore concepts like lambda functions and map, filter, and reduce
functions.
Learn about decorators and closures.
7. Modules and Packages:
Understand how to create and use modules and packages.
Explore the Python Standard Library and third-party packages.
8. Advanced Topics:
Dive into regular expressions for text processing.
Learn about iterators and generators for memory-efficient operations.
Study multithreading and multiprocessing for parallelism.
9. Web Development:
Explore frameworks like Flask or Django for building web applications.
Learn about handling routes, templates, and databases.
10. Data Science and Machine Learning:
Get familiar with libraries like NumPy, pandas, and scikit-learn.
Learn about data manipulation, analysis, and basic machine learning
algorithms.
11. Advanced Libraries:
Explore libraries like asyncio for asynchronous programming.
Dive into GUI programming with libraries like Tkinter or PyQt.
12. Real-World Projects:
Apply your knowledge to build practical projects.
It could be web apps, data analysis scripts, or automation tools.