Welcome back, Python learners! πŸŽ‰

This page serves as your official revision index for the August Python Bootcamp.

πŸš€ Bootcamp Summary

1 Python Data Types

Everything in Python is built from data types β€” they’re the foundation of every variable you create. This lesson explores:

  • Numbers (int, float, complex)
  • Text (str)
  • Collections (list, tuple, set, dict)
  • And the logical type bool

It’s where we began understanding how Python stores and interprets information.


2 Python Control Statements

Logic gives your program direction. This lesson shows how to control the flow of your code with:

  • if, elif, and else
  • Nested conditions
  • Conditional expressions

By mastering control statements, you learned how your program β€œdecides” what to do next.


3 Python Functions

Functions are like little machines in your code β€” they take input, perform a task, and return a result. Here we covered:

  • Defining functions with def
  • Parameters vs. arguments
  • Return values and scope
  • Default parameters and keyword arguments

This lesson taught you how to organize your code logically and avoid repetition.


4 Python Block Project β€” Guess the Number Game

Time to apply your new skills! This beginner project used control flow and loops to create a fun guessing game. You practiced:

  • Random number generation
  • Input validation
  • Loops with conditions
  • Basic feedback messages

It was your first taste of turning logic into an interactive experience.


5 Python Beginner Project β€” Simple Calculator

Next, we built a calculator β€” a practical project combining everything you had learned. The lesson reinforced:

  • Input handling and conversion
  • Arithmetic operations
  • Conditional error checks (like division by zero)
  • Function-based design

This helped you see how even simple programs can be neatly structured and user-friendly.


6 Python Intermediate Project β€” Number Guessing (with Limited Tries)

Your final challenge took the earlier guessing game to the next level. You added:

  • Maximum attempt limits
  • Try/except for input errors
  • Replay loops
  • Function reuse

It was a demonstration of problem-solving, user experience design, and modular thinking.


🎬 Watch the Bootcamp Playlist on YouTube

πŸŽ₯ Watch here: Python Bootcamp Video Lessons Playlist

🌐 What’s Next?

Now that you can think like a programmer, it’s time to step into the world of AI-powered web development! Our next bootcamp takes you on a journey to build and host your own websites using AI β€” where Python logic meets design and automation.

πŸ‘‰ Visit pepe.name.ng to learn more and register for the next adventure.

Let’s continue shaping your digital creativity β€” one project at a time. πŸŒπŸ’‘


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