Darren Jones
18 Lessons
1h 27m
basics
python
In this step-by-step course, you’ll dig into the basic data types that are built into Python.
By the end of this course:
18 Lessons 1h 27m
2. Integers 05:38
3. Floats 05:33
4. Complex Numbers 01:35
5. Strings 02:48
6. Escape Sequences 04:45
7. Raw Strings 01:28
8. Triple Quoted Strings 03:06
9. Booleans 03:55
11. Functions: Math 04:50
About Darren Jones
With 20 years as a teacher of music technology, Darren is keen to bring his skills to the Python table.
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PururinTora on Feb. 21, 2022
This was awesome, very well done! Thank you Sire!
kcode on Sept. 12, 2021
Excellent course. I enjoyed how well the instructor explained the concepts along with the examples. Great job indeed.
Glenn Lehman on July 9, 2021
Thank You Very Much!
I learned more in this video then in the entire course I took on python scripting in college.
Is there a link to setup up bpython?
Janet Anne on Feb. 9, 2021
Wow. I FINALLY understood hash() after this. Thank you! Great refresher on Python data types.
Paul D Paradis on Aug. 5, 2020
This is gold! I have been teaching myself Python for a while now, and this is the best presentation of fundamental data types I have ever come across. I just joined real Python and decided to go through the basics as a refresher and to get comfortable with the site, and I am thoroughly impressed.
Rowan on April 29, 2020
This was more detailed than I expected. Thanks RP Team for the great job on this exercise. “Started from the bottom now I’m here.” as Drake would say.
tomspoors on March 15, 2020
An excellent overview, well-delivered, and in a soothing voice! Thank you, I learned a lot of useful things!
Mallesham Yamulla on Jan. 26, 2020
It’s a fantastic refresher on Python Data types, I really learned a couple of new things from it and thanks for this tutorial.
emalfiza on Jan. 25, 2020
Awesome! totally different from any other Python platform. Really appreciate your time Darren
ddb on July 25, 2022
I had some previous experience with Python scripts and expected to skip through a lot of parts but I quickly found there was a lot I didn’t know and some useful methods I was unaware of. In future the dir() command will be particularly helpful for finding the available methods to use before doing it the longer or less efficient way. I will also try the end command in print statements which I have not used before.