30 Days of Python: From Zero to Python Pro
A structured, project-based learning path to master Python programming in 30 days. Each day focuses on specific concepts with hands-on examples and exercises.
📚 Overview
This curriculum is designed to take you from absolute beginner to proficient Python developer through:
- Daily focused lessons with code examples
- Progressive difficulty building on previous knowledge
- Practical projects to reinforce learning
- Comprehensive documentation in each folder
🗓 Curriculum
| Day | Topic | Key Concepts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Python Basics | print(), variables, input |
| 2 | Data Types | Strings, numbers, booleans |
| 3 | Control Flow | if/elif/else statements |
| 4 | Loops | for/while, range |
| 5 | Functions | Definition, parameters, return |
| 6 | Lists & Tuples | List methods, tuple unpacking |
| 7 | Dictionaries & Sets | Key-value pairs, set operations |
| 8 | File Handling | Read/write files, context managers |
| 9 | Error Handling | try/except/finally |
| 10 | Modules | Importing, name |
| 11 | OOP Basics | Classes, objects |
| 12 | Advanced OOP | Inheritance, polymorphism |
| 13 | Built-in Functions | map, filter, reduce |
| 14 | List Comprehensions | Compact list creation |
| 15 | Decorators | Function decoration |
| 16 | Generators | yield, memory efficiency |
| 17 | Regular Expressions | Pattern matching |
| 18 | API Interaction | Requests library |
| 19 | Virtual Environments | venv, pipenv |
| 20 | Package Management | pip, requirements.txt |
| 21 | Scripting Project | Real-world automation |
| 22 | NumPy Basics | Array operations |
| 23 | Pandas Basics | DataFrames, CSV |
| 24 | Data Visualization | Matplotlib |
| 25 | Web Scraping | BeautifulSoup |
| 26 | Web Basics | Flask/Django intro |
| 27 | Databases | SQLite integration |
| 28 | Testing | Unit tests, pytest |
| 29 | Debugging | pdb, logging |
| 30 | Final Project | Full-stack application |
📜 License
MIT License - Feel free to use and modify for personal/commercial use
- 📢 “The only way to learn a new programming language is by writing programs in it.” – Dennis Ritchie (Creator of C)