Part I - Python Use Cases

Lesson 1 - How to Create a Command Line Application with argparse

Lesson 2 - How to Parse XML

Lesson 3 - How to Parse JSON

Lesson 4 - How to Scrape a Website

Lesson 5 - How to Work with CSV files

Lesson 6 - How to Work with a Database Using sqlite3

Lesson 7 - How to Create an Excel Document

Lesson 8 - How to Generate a PDF

Lesson 9 - How to Create Graphs with matplotlib

Lesson 10 - How to Work with Images in Python

Lesson 11 - How to Create a GUI with wxPython

Part II - Distributing Your Code

Lesson 12 - How to Create a Python package

Lesson 13 - How to Create an Exe for Windows

Lesson 14 - How to Create an Installer for Windows

Lesson 15 - How to Create an "exe" for Mac

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Lesson 3 – How to Parse JSON

JavaScript Object Notation, more commonly known as JSON, is a lightweight data interchange format inspired by JavaScript object literal syntax. […]

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