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4 Week Python Programming Starter Roadmap

The 4-Week Python Programming Starter Roadmap is a structured guide for beginners to learn Python programming with just basic computer skills. It covers fundamental topics such as programming basics, logic and decisions, loops, and building small projects, with mini tasks for practice each week. Additional resources like apps, websites, and YouTube channels are provided for further learning.

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4 Week Python Programming Starter Roadmap

The 4-Week Python Programming Starter Roadmap is a structured guide for beginners to learn Python programming with just basic computer skills. It covers fundamental topics such as programming basics, logic and decisions, loops, and building small projects, with mini tasks for practice each week. Additional resources like apps, websites, and YouTube channels are provided for further learning.

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4-Week Python Programming Starter Roadmap

This 4-week guide is designed to help beginners start learning programming using Python. You
only need basic computer skills (like using Word or Excel) to begin. Study at your own pace—about
1 hour daily is enough.

WEEK 1 — Understand the Basics


1 Learn what programming and Python are.
2 Install Python or use online IDEs like Replit or Programiz.
3 Practice using print(), variables, data types, and input().
4 Mini Tasks:
5 - Write a program that says 'Hello, [your name]'.
6 - Ask for your age and print it back.

WEEK 2 — Learn Logic and Decisions


1 Understand if/else statements and logical operators.
2 Perform simple math operations (+, -, *, /, %).
3 Mini Tasks:
4 - Check if a number is even or odd.
5 - Check if someone is old enough to vote.
6 - Calculate the area of a rectangle.

WEEK 3 — Loops and Collections


1 Learn for and while loops.
2 Work with lists and repeat tasks efficiently.
3 Mini Tasks:
4 - Print numbers from 1 to 10.
5 - Create a list of 5 friends and print each name.
6 - Print the multiplication table of any number.

WEEK 4 — Build Small Projects


1 Combine everything learned to build small projects:
2 - Calculator (add, subtract, multiply, divide two numbers).
3 - Number Guessing Game (1–10).
4 - Age Calculator (calculate age from birth year).
5 - Savings Goal Tracker (target savings and months).
6 Learn functions (def), comments, and indentation.

Extra Resources
1 SoloLearn app (learn on your phone).
2 [Link] (write and test code in your browser).
3 YouTube Channels: Tech With Tim, Programming with Mosh, freeCodeCamp.
4 Websites: [Link]/python, [Link].

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