Python Certification Training Labs and Python Practice Tests
Python is an essential skill for all network engineers, DevOps technicians and anybody working towards a career in programming.
Python is easy to learn, easy to use and free to download. It’s used extensively to implement Internet services such as search engines, cloud storage and tools, social media and the Internet of Things.
This course prepared you for the below three Python exams:
- PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer
- PCAP – Certified Associate in Python Programming
- Microsoft – 98-381: Introduction to Programming Using Python
We take you by the hand and guide you through the entire Python foundation and associate exam syllabus from start to finish. Included are more than $400 worth of Python practice tests, advanced multi-technology labs, real-world and exam tricks and tips and to guarantee your success come exam day.
You can read all the books in the world but you will only learn enough to pass your Python certification when you configure it many times over. Your trainer is a Python expert and consults for international companies providing solutions to business problems using Python.
This course is 100% hands-on, if you want to learn the theory please check out our sister website howtonetwork.com for Python certification training.
During your Python certification training you will tackle every aspect of the Python exam syllabus including loops, IF statements, functions, exception handling, comparisons and much more. As your confidence grows the labs become more challenging but every time we provide you with the solutions. Use our example solutions and then create your own.
Using free software you can configure all the labs while your instructor walks you through every lesson. Included are real-world tips you can use on-the-job when you are working or consulting using Python as a solution for company or customers.
Take this course if you:
- Are a novice and want to learn Python basics
- Want to work in any government IT roles
- Prefer Python certification training in hands-on format
- Find just reading a study guide not sufficient to understand the material
- Can’t seem to nail subjects such as functions and IF statements
- Want an easy-to-follow study program that will get you results
- Can’t find enough practice exams with solutions to prepare yourself
- Want to dramatically improve your programming
- Want access to 200 Python practice test questions
Module 1 | Course Introduction | |
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Unit 1 | Welcome to the Course | |
Module 2 | PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer | |
Unit 1 | Getting Started with Variables | |
Unit 2 | Defining and Using Variables | |
Unit 3 | Converting Numbers | |
Unit 4 | Inputting And Outputting Data | |
Unit 5 | Comparisons | |
Unit 6 | OR/AND/NOT | |
Unit 7 | If Statements | |
Unit 8 | Python Loops | |
Unit 9 | Conditionals and Loops | |
Unit 10 | Python Lists | |
Unit 11 | Loops. Else and Range | |
Unit 12 | Dictionaries and Lists | |
Unit 13 | String and List Manipulation | |
Unit 14 | Dictionaries Continued | |
Unit 15 | Tuples and Sets | |
Unit 16 | Functions | |
Unit 17 | Functions Continued | |
Unit 18 | Functions In Depth | |
Unit 19 | Special Characters | |
Unit 20 | Floating Point Numbers | |
Unit 21 | Shortcut Operators | |
Unit 22 | Yield | |
Unit 23 | Not in List | |
Unit 24 | Scientific Notation | |
Unit 25 | Multiple Dimensional Lists | |
Module 3 | PCAP – Certified Associate in Python Programming | |
Unit 1 | Getting Started with Imports | |
Unit 2 | Python Paths and Directories | |
Unit 3 | Math Functions | |
Unit 4 | Random Functions | |
Unit 5 | Platform Library | |
Unit 6 | Packages and Module Structure | |
Unit 7 | Searching for Packages | |
Unit 8 | Exception Handling | |
Unit 9 | Exception Handling 2 | |
Unit 10 | Multiple Exceptions In One Statement | |
Unit 11 | Exception Hierarchy | |
Unit 12 | Raising Exceptions | |
Unit 13 | Except as e | |
Unit 14 | Assert Statements | |
Unit 15 | Custom Exceptions | |
Unit 16 | ASCII Strings | |
Unit 17 | Unicode Strings | |
Unit 18 | Unicode Codepoints | |
Unit 19 | Escape Sequences | |
Unit 20 | ord() and chr() | |
Unit 21 | Indexing Strings | |
Unit 22 | Slicing Strings | |
Unit 23 | String Immutability | |
Unit 24 | String Concatenations | |
Unit 25 | String Multiplication | |
Unit 26 | String Comparison | |
Unit 27 | String Comparison (2) | |
Unit 28 | String is___() Methods | |
Unit 29 | String join() and split() Methods | |
Unit 30 | List sort() and sorted() Methods | |
Unit 31 | List .index() method | |
Unit 32 | String find(), rfind() methods | |
Unit 33 | Classes Introduction | |
Unit 34 | Init Method | |
Unit 35 | Basic Classes | |
Unit 36 | More Advanced Classes | |
Unit 37 | Self Parameter | |
Unit 38 | Variables Within Classes | |
Unit 39 | Inheritance | |
Unit 40 | Class Method | |
Unit 41 | Encapsulation | |
Unit 42 | Super and Sub Classes | |
Unit 43 | __name__ variable | |
Unit 44 | Initializing Variables In Classes | |
Unit 45 | Name Mangling | |
Unit 46 | hashattr() | |
Unit 47 | isinstance and overrides | |
Unit 48 | not is and is operators | |
Unit 49 | multi-inheritance | |
Unit 50 | Constructors | |
Unit 51 | Polymorphism | |
Unit 52 | Special variables (__) | |
Unit 53 | __str__() method | |
Unit 54 | __dict__() method | |
Unit 55 | __module__ | |
Unit 56 | __bases__ | |
Unit 57 | List Comprehensions - 1 | |
Unit 58 | List Comprehensions - 2 | |
Unit 59 | map() function | |
Unit 60 | filter() function | |
Unit 61 | reduce() function | |
Unit 62 | sorted() function | |
Unit 63 | sorted() and reversed() functions | |
Unit 64 | Defining And Using Lambdas - 1 | |
Unit 65 | Defining And Using Lambdas - 2 | |
Unit 66 | Recursion 1 | |
Unit 67 | Recursion 2 | |
Unit 68 | Python Closures | |
Unit 69 | "platform" module | |
Unit 70 | Reading files with Python - 1 | |
Unit 71 | Reading files with Python - 2 | |
Unit 72 | Writing files with Python - 1 | |
Unit 73 | Writing files with Python - 2 | |
Unit 74 | I/O modes` advanced | |
Unit 75 | File attributes, removing and renaming files | |
Unit 76 | Working with directories in Python | |
Module 4 | Exams | |
There are no units in this module. |