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Think Python Study Plan

The document outlines an 8-week study plan for learning Python, detailing weekly chapters and topics along with estimated study hours. Key topics include programming fundamentals, data structures, and object-oriented programming. It also provides study tips such as reviewing difficult concepts, practicing coding, and applying knowledge through small projects.

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Think Python Study Plan

The document outlines an 8-week study plan for learning Python, detailing weekly chapters and topics along with estimated study hours. Key topics include programming fundamentals, data structures, and object-oriented programming. It also provides study tips such as reviewing difficult concepts, practicing coding, and applying knowledge through small projects.

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Think Python Study Plan (8 Weeks)

Week Chapters Topics Covered Est. Hours

1 Ch. 1-3 What is programming, variables, expressions, functions5-6 hrs

2 Ch. 4-6 Conditionals, recursion, fruitful functions, iteration 6-8 hrs

3 Ch. 7-8 Strings, string methods, and lists 5-6 hrs

4 Ch. 9-10 Lists (cont'd), tuples 6-7 hrs

5 Ch. 11-12 Dictionaries and debugging 6-7 hrs

6 Ch. 13-14 Files, exceptions, and object-oriented programming (intro)


6-8 hrs

7 Ch. 15-17 More on classes, inheritance, operator overloading 6-7 hrs

8 Ch. 18-20 (optional)


Stacks/queues, __getitem__, and polymorphism 6-8 hrs

Study Tips:

- Review difficult topics like recursion and classes regularly.

- Type out and run all code examples yourself.

- Complete every exercise - they're essential for learning.

- Use tools like Python Tutor to visualize how your code runs.

- Try small projects weekly to apply what you've learned.

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