A 30-session course on Python and MySQL starts with setup: downloading Python from python.org, using Google Colab as an alternative, and installing Visual Studio Code. The instructor covers fundamentals first, then moves to practice problems and queries.
Yes, yes, ma'am. Okay, so basically in these 30 sessions we are going to On your system or not?
On your system or not?
Yes, Ojas. Okay, most of you have downloaded. Noni, you haven't downloaded.
Okay.
So now for these sessions you need two platforms. One is Python, another one MySQL. So first we are going to start with Python. So I would recommend you to download Python. Okay, I'm going to tell you the steps that you need to follow to download Python. I'm not going to tell you each and everything in depth, but I'm just going to give you an overview how you exactly have to do it.
Uh, ma'am, Google Colab is okay.
Yeah, that, that also works. So you simply have to go to— yeah, go ahead.
So you— we will be covering a basic over here, or in-depth syllabus we will cover?
As I have shown you some topics, those topics we will be covering in these sessions.
Okay, so it will be a basic, right? Like we can start doing queries later on.
Yeah, first you understand the concept. Once you have understood the concepts, then you can practice the problem statements and all.
Okay, okay, yeah.
So for those who have not downloaded, you just have to go on to Google and you have to say Python download, and then there will be one first website which is www.python.org. From this website you have to download the Python latest version. This is the official website of Python, so I would recommend you to use this. If suppose you are like, your system is not compatible or you're not able to get Python on your system, then you can simply go on Google and type Google Colab. Is collab.research.google.com. This is a Google Collaboratory. Basically, here also, on online version, you can say, of Python, where you just have to create a new notebook and you can start working. So you use this new notebook button, and then you can simply create one notebook or create one interface, and then you can start your coding online itself. But this needs the access of your internet, like you cannot work offline. Okay, so here you can write your codes, you can keep on adding the code cells, you can use the text as well. So however you are comfortable, you can continue. Better version is go with this Python download one. First download this, and once you have downloaded Python, then you can download any one of the interface which is IDE, Integrated Development Environment. So you can simply go and download Visual Studio Code. And this website will help you download Visual Studio Code according to your system specification. If you are using Mac, you can go with Mac. If you're using Windows, you can go with the Windows, and accordingly you can download it. All right, any question, anyone?
Uh, can you repeat Python installation part?
Yeah, you simply have to use this website which is python.org/download1.
