100 Days of Code - The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp for 2023

Name: 100 Days of Code - The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp for 2023
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58h 35m 40s

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May 18, 2023

Welcome to the 100 Days of Code - The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp, the only course you need to learn to code with Python. With over 100,000 reviews and a 4.8 average, this is one of the highest-rated courses in Udemy's history!

Course Structure

100 days, 1 hour per day, learn to build 1 project per day, this is how you master Python. With 56+ hours of content, this Python course is the most comprehensive available online. Even if you have zero programming experience, this course will take you from beginner to professional. Here's why:

Why Choose This Course?

The course is taught by the lead instructor at the App Brewery, London's best in-person programming bootcamp.
Updated for 2023, you'll learn the latest tools and technologies used at companies like Apple, Google, and Netflix.
No corners are cut with beautiful animated explanation videos and numerous real-world projects to build such as Tinder auto swiper, Snake game, Blog Website, and LinkedIn Auto Submit Job Application.
The curriculum was developed over 2 years with comprehensive student testing and feedback.
We've taught over 600,000 students how to code, many of whom have transformed their careers or started their own tech startups.
Save over $12,000 by enrolling and gain access to the same teaching materials and learn from the same instructor and curriculum as our in-person bootcamp.
The course is constantly updated with new content determined by students—that's you!

Learning Experience

We'll guide you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know to succeed as a Python developer. The course includes over 56 hours of HD video tutorials and helps you build programming knowledge while creating real-world Python projects.

What You'll Learn

This comprehensive course covers a massive amount of tools and technologies, including:

Python 3 - the latest version
PyCharm, Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab
Python Scripting and Automation
Python Game Development
Web Scraping with Beautiful Soup and Selenium Web Driver
Data Science with Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Plotly, and more
Python GUI Development with Tkinter
Front-End Web Development with HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 4
Backend Web Development with Flask, REST, APIs, and Databases
Version Control with Git and GitHub
and much more!

Outcome and Projects

By the end of this course, you'll be programming fluently in Python and capable of securing a job or using the language professionally. You'll also build a portfolio of 100 projects that you can present to potential employers, including:

Blackjack
Snake Game
Pong Game
Auto Swipe on Tinder
Auto Job Applications on LinkedIn
Automate Birthday Emails/SMS
Fully Fledged Blog Website
Build Your Own Public API
Data Science with Google Trends
Analysing Lego Datasets
Google App Store Analysis
and much more!

About the Author: Udemy

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Because Udemy is a marketplace rather than a single editorial publisher, the catalog is uneven by design. The strongest material lives in the long-form, project-based courses authored by working engineers — full-stack JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python data science, AWS, Docker and Kubernetes, mobile development with Flutter and React Native, and cloud certification preparation. The CourseFlix listing under this source is the slice of that catalog that has been mirrored here for offline-friendly viewing, organized by topic and updated as new releases land. Pricing on Udemy itself swings dramatically with the site's near-permanent sales, which is why the platform is best treated as a deep reference catalog: pick instructors with strong reviews and a track record of updating their material rather than buying on the headline price alone.

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#	Lesson Title	Duration
1	What you're going to get from this course	03:28
2	START HERE	02:55
3	Downloadable Resources and Tips for Taking the Course	04:23
4	Day 1 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:31
5	Printing to the Console in Python	09:30
6	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Printing	12:25
7	String Manipulation and Code Intelligence	09:47
8	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Debugging Practice	06:09
9	The Python Input Function	08:50
10	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Input Function	07:03
11	Python Variables	06:44
12	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Variables	04:01
13	Variable Naming	03:59
14	Day 1 Project: Band Name Generator	05:50
15	Congratulations! Well done!	00:53
16	Day 2 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:47
17	Python Primitive Data Types	07:59
18	Type Error, Type Checking and Type Conversion	07:20
19	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Data Types	06:05
20	Mathematical Operations in Python	08:28
21	[Interactive Coding Exercise] BMI Calculator	07:11
22	Number Manipulation and F Strings in Python	08:11
23	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Life in Weeks	06:25
24	Day 2 Project: Tip Calculator	18:27
25	You are already in the top 50%	00:30
26	Day 3 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:23
27	Control Flow with if / else and Conditional Operators	10:25
28	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Odd or Even? Introducing the Modulo	04:57
29	Nested if statements and elif statements	06:29
30	[Interactive Coding Exercise] BMI 2.0	07:19
31	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Leap Year	10:35
32	Multiple If Statements in Succession	09:30
33	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Pizza Order Practice	06:17
34	Logical Operators	05:59
35	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Love Calculator	14:09
36	Day 3 Project: Treasure Island	18:13
37	Share and Show off your Project!	00:44
38	Day 4 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:32
39	Random Module	13:46
40	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Heads or Tails	02:17
41	Understanding the Offset and Appending Items to Lists	13:15
42	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Banker Roulette - Who will pay the bill?	10:23
43	IndexErrors and Working with Nested Lists	05:26
44	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Treasure Map	11:37
45	Day 4 Project: Rock Paper Scissors	21:28
46	Programming is like going to the Gym	01:05
47	Day 5 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	03:14
48	Using the for loop with Python Lists	07:33
49	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Average Height	08:41
50	[Interactive Coding Exercise] High Score	07:09
51	for loops and the range() function	05:22
52	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Adding Even Numbers	04:36
53	[Interactive Coding Exercise] The FizzBuzz Job Interview Question	05:23
54	Day 5 Project: Create a Password Generator	16:11
55	Hard Work and Perseverance beats Raw Talent Every Time	01:09
56	Day 6 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:02
57	Defining and Calling Python Functions	15:51
58	The Hurdles Loop Challenge	10:39
59	Indentation in Python	09:15
60	While Loops	12:43
61	Hurdles Challenge using While Loops	06:58
62	Jumping over Hurdles with Variable Heights	08:13
63	Final Project: Escaping the Maze	16:42
64	Why is this so Hard?! Can I really do this?	01:26
65	Day 7 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:00
66	How to break a Complex Problem down into a Flow Chart	05:14
67	Challenge 1 - Picking a Random Words and Checking Answers	02:06
68	Challenge 1 Solution - How to Check the User's Answer	06:46
69	Challenge 2 - Replacing Blanks with Guesses	02:56
70	Challenge 2 Solution - How to Replace the Blanks	10:48
71	Challenge 3 - Checking if the Player has Won	03:26
72	Challenge 3 Solution - How to Check if the Player Won	03:52
73	Challenge 4 - Keeping Track of the Player's Lives	02:17
74	Challenge 4 Solution - How to Keep Track of the Player's Lives	05:48
75	Challenge 5 - Improving the User Experience	04:24
76	Challenge 5 Solution - How to Add ASCII Art and Improve the UI	06:34
77	The Benefits of Daily Practice	01:13
78	Day 8 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:16
79	Functions with Inputs	09:33
80	Positional vs. Keyword Arguments	08:52
81	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Paint Area Calculator	07:49
82	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Prime Number Checker	08:55
83	Caesar Cipher Part 1 - Encryption	14:42
84	Caesar Cipher Part 2 - Decryption	06:30
85	Caesar Cipher Part 3 - Reorganising our Code	10:37
86	Caesar Cipher Part 4 - User Experience Improvements & Final Touches	13:24
87	How You Can Stay Motivated	01:07
88	Day 9 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:30
89	The Python Dictionary: Deep Dive	14:14
90	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Grading Program	06:01
91	Nesting Lists and Dictionaries	09:56
92	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Dictionary in List	05:36
93	The Secret Auction Program Instructions and Flow Chart	04:30
94	Solution and Complete Code for the Secret Auction Program	18:14
95	Motivation and the Accountability Trick	01:03
96	Day 10 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:35
97	Functions with Outputs	12:58
98	Multiple return values	03:32
99	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Days in Month	06:45
100	Docstrings	03:43
101	Calculator Part 1: Combining Dictionaries and Functions	08:44
102	Print vs. Return	04:38
103	While Loops, Flags and Recursion	07:50
104	Calculator Finishing Touches and Bug Fixes	03:48
105	How to Get a Good Night's Sleep	01:33
106	Day 11 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:16
107	Blackjack Program Requirements and Game Rules	08:35
108	Hint 4 & 5 Solution Walkthrough	06:50
109	Hint 6-8 Solution Walkthrough	05:07
110	Hint 9 Solution Walkthrough: Refactoring and calling calculate_score()	05:09
111	Hint 10-12 Solution Walkthrough	05:25
112	Hint 13 Solution Walkthrough	08:44
113	A Solid Foundation goes a Long Way	01:39
114	Namespaces: Local vs. Global Scope	07:52
115	Does Python Have Block Scope?	02:51
116	How to Modify a Global Variable	04:44
117	Python Constants and Global Scope	01:47
118	Introducing the Final Project: The Number Guessing Game	04:59
119	Solution & Walkthrough to the Number Guessing Game	23:42
120	Don't be too hard on yourself	00:45
121	Describe the Problem	04:52
122	Reproduce the Bug	03:35
123	Play Computer and Evaluate Each Line	03:52
124	Fixing Errors and Watching for Red Underlines	03:30
125	Squash bugs with a print() Statement	04:40
126	Bringing out the BIG Gun: Using a Debugger	05:53
127	Final Debugging Tips	05:10
128	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Debugging Odd or Even	02:46
129	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Debugging Leap Year	03:02
130	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Debugging FizzBuzz	07:35
131	Building Confidence	01:02
132	Introduction & Program Requirements for the Higher Lower Game	07:38
133	Solution & Walkthrough of the Higher Lower Game	30:32
134	Study Tip: Set Reminders in Your Calendar to Review	01:09
135	Installing Python Locally on Your Computer	04:39
136	Download PyCharm for Windows or Mac	02:00
137	PyCharm's Charming Features (while you wait for the download to finish)	13:05
138	How to Install PyCharm on Windows	02:39
139	Installing PyCharm on Mac	02:54
140	Introduction & Requirements for the Coffee Machine Project	10:36
141	Solution & Walkthrough for the Coffee Machine Code	28:59
142	Location, Location, Location - Pavlov's Coding Corner	01:09
143	Why do we need OOP and how does it work?	07:22
144	How to use OOP: Classes and Objects	04:10
145	Constructing Objects and Accessing their Attributes and Methods	15:57
146	How to Add Python Packages and use PyPi	05:57
147	Practice Modifying Object Attributes and Calling Methods	08:30
148	Building the Coffee Machine in OOP	07:12
149	Walkthrough and Solution for the OOP Coffee Machine	15:22
150	Don't forget to review occasionally	00:57
151	Day 17 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:09
152	How to create your own Class in Python	04:45
153	Working with Attributes, Class Constructors and the __init__() Function	11:10
154	Adding Methods to a Class	04:27
155	Quiz Project Part 1: Creating the Question Class	05:48
156	Quiz Project Part 2: Creating the List of Question Objects from the Data	07:50
157	Quiz Project Part 3: The QuizBrain and the next_question() Method	07:52
158	Quiz Project Part 4: How to continue showing new Questions	04:47
159	Quiz Project Part 5: Checking Answers and Keeping Score	08:09
160	The Benefits of OOP: Use Open Trivia DB to Get New Questions	05:36
161	Run for that Bus!	01:20
162	Day 18 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:04
163	Understanding Turtle Graphics and How to use the Documentation	09:57
164	Turtle Challenge 1 - Draw a Square	02:29
165	Importing Modules, Installing Packages, and Working with Aliases	08:10
166	Turtle Challenge 2 - Draw a Dashed Line	03:01
167	Turtle Challenge 3 - Drawing Different Shapes	06:44
168	Turtle Challenge 4 - Generate a Random Walk	07:22
169	Python Tuples and How to Generate Random RGB Colours	07:43
170	Turtle Challenge 5 - Draw a Spirograph	09:27
171	The Hirst Painting Project Part 1 - How to Extract RGB Values from Images	13:51
172	The Hirst Painting Project Part 2 - Drawing the Dots	12:25
173	Space out your study sessions and stay consistent	01:37
174	Day 19 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:49
175	Python Higher Order Functions & Event Listeners	07:14
176	Challenge: Make an Etch-A-Sketch App	07:28
177	Object State and Instances	03:26
178	Understanding the Turtle Coordinate System	13:15
179	Aaaand, we're off to the races!	10:03
180	Expand on the Solutions	01:48
181	Day 20 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	04:40
182	Screen Setup and Creating a Snake Body	08:00
183	Animating the Snake Segments on Screen	17:20
184	Create a Snake Class & Move to OOP	07:27
185	How to Control the Snake with a Keypress	10:55
186	Programming is not Memorising	02:15
187	Day 21 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:07
188	Class Inheritance	06:48
189	Detect Collisions with Food	11:49
190	Create a Scoreboard and Keep Score	10:22
191	Detect Collisions with the Wall	03:53
192	Detect Collisions with your own Tail	06:20
193	How to Slice Lists & Tuples in Python	07:41
194	Stay motivated by remembering the reason you signed up	01:44
195	Day 22 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	03:46
196	Set up the Main Screen	01:44
197	Create a Paddle that responds to Key Presses	06:22
198	Write the Paddle Class and Create the Second Paddle	07:38
199	Write the Ball Class and Make the Ball Move	04:45
200	Add the Ball Bouncing Logic	07:02
201	How to Detect Collisions with the Paddle	06:17
202	How to Detect when the Ball goes Out of Bounds	04:03
203	Score Keeping and Changing the Ball Speed	09:26
204	Picturing fears: even the worst-case scenario is not so scary	01:42
205	Day 23 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:28
206	How to use the Starter Code	03:30
207	Solution to Step 3 - Create the Player Behaviour	04:44
208	Solution to Step 4 - Create the Car Behaviour	09:14
209	Solution to Step 5 - Detect when the Turtle collides with a Car squish	02:30
210	Solution to Step 6 - Detect when the Player has reached the other side	04:29
211	Solution to Step 7 - Add the Scoreboard and Game Over sequence	07:53
212	This course is not about typing out code	01:45
213	Day 24 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:09
214	Add a High Score to the Snake Game	10:46
215	How to Open, Read, and Write to Files using the "with" Keyword	09:33
216	Challenge: Read and Write the High Score to a File in Snake	06:03
217	Understand Relative and Absolute File Paths	15:27
218	Introducing the Mail Merge Challenge	04:46
219	Solution & Walkthrough for the Mail Merge Project	11:29
220	What's the correct solution? What's the best answer? What's the right way?	02:59
221	Day 25 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	01:52
222	Reading CSV Data in Python	13:21
223	DataFrames & Series: Working with Rows & Columns	17:26
224	The Great Squirrel Census Data Analysis (with Pandas!)	09:53
225	U.S. States Game Part 1: Setup	10:19
226	U.S. States Game Part 2: Challenge with .csv	16:05
227	U.S. States Game Part 3: Saving Data to .csv	05:27
228	Day 26 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:25
229	How to Create Lists using List Comprehension	15:50
230	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Squaring Numbers	02:04
231	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Filtering Even Numbers	02:39
232	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Data Overlap	04:55
233	Apply List Comprehension to the U.S. States Game	02:43
234	How to use Dictionary Comprehension	08:56
235	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Dictionary Comprehension 1	04:06
236	[Interactive Coding Exercise] Dictionary Comprehension 2	03:20
237	How to Iterate over a Pandas DataFrame	04:57
238	Introducing the NATO Alphabet Project	05:30
239	Solution & Walkthrough for the NATO Alphabet Project	05:54
240	Day 27 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:05
241	History of GUI and Introduction to Tkinter	05:23
242	Creating Windows and Labels with Tkinter	09:35
243	Setting Default Values for Optional Arguments inside a Function Header	05:44
244	*args: Many Positional Arguments	05:59
245	**kwargs: Many Keyword Arguments	09:51
246	Buttons, Entry, and Setting Component Options	09:49
247	Other Tkinter Widgets: Radiobuttons, Scales, Checkbuttons and more	07:20
248	Tkinter Layout Managers: pack(), place() and grid()	11:05
249	Mile to Kilometers Converter Project	11:11
250	Day 28 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:42
251	How to work with the Canvas Widget and Add Images to Tkinter	15:11
252	Challenge - Complete the Application's User Interface (UI)	08:46
253	Add a Count Down Mechanism	17:47
254	Dynamic Typing Explained	06:59
255	Setting Different Timer Sessions and Values	08:01
256	Adding Checkmarks and Resetting the Application	09:51
257	Day 29 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	03:33
258	Challenge 1 - Working with Images and Setting up the Canvas	05:04
259	Challenge 2 - Use grid() and columnspan to Complete the User Interface	04:55
260	Solution to the Creating the Grid Layout	06:37
261	Challenge 3 - Saving Data to File	13:26
262	Dialog Boxes and Pop-Ups in Tkinter	09:10
263	Generate a Password & Copy it to the Clipboard	12:48
264	Day 30 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:42
265	Catching Exceptions: The try catch except finally Pattern	15:33
266	Raising your own Exceptions	04:15
267	[Interactive Coding Exercise] IndexError Handling	02:48
268	[Interactive Coding Exercise] KeyError Handling	03:30
269	Code Exercise: Exception Handling in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet Project	06:32
270	Write, read and update JSON data in the Password Manager	13:21
271	Challenge 1 - Handling Exceptions in the Password Manager	06:20
272	Challenge 2 - Search for a Website in the Password Manager	17:57
273	Day 31 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	10:07
274	Solution & Walkthrough for Creating the UI	11:49
275	Solution & Walkthrough for Creating New Flash Cards	08:08
276	Solution & Walkthrough for Flipping Cards	08:55
277	Solution & Walkthrough for Saving Progress	09:32
278	Day 32 Goals: what we will make by the end of the day	02:32
279	How to Send Emails with Python using SMTP	14:29
280	Working with the datetime Module	06:13
281	Challenge 1 - Send Motivational Quotes on Mondays via Email	08:38
282	Automated Birthday Wisher Project Challenge	05:41
283	Solution & Walkthrough for the Automated Birthday Wisher	17:29
284	Run Your Python Code in the Cloud!	06:11
285	Day 33 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:06
286	What are Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)?	04:08
287	API Endpoints and Making API Calls	07:44
288	Working with Responses: HTTP Codes, Exceptions & JSON Data	08:57
289	Challenge - Build a Kanye Quotes App using the Kanye Rest API	04:41
290	Understand API Parameters: Match Sunset Times with the Current Time	15:09
291	ISS Overhead Notifier Project - Challenge & Solution	10:07
292	Day 34 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:20
293	Trivia Question API Challenge	05:49
294	Solution & Walkthrough for getting Trivia Questions	03:34
295	Unescaping HTML Entities	04:03
296	Class based Tkinter UI	14:29
297	Python Typing & Showing the Next Question in the GUI	06:57
298	Python Typing: Type Hints and Arrows ->	05:14
299	Check the Answer	03:35
300	Give Feedback to the Player, Keep Score and Fix the Bugs =)	08:39
301	Day 35 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:36
302	What is API Authentication and Why Do We Need to Authenticate Ourselves?	04:29
303	Using API Keys to Authenticate and Get the Weather from OpenWeatherMap	13:06
304	Challenge - Check if it Will Rain in the Next 12 Hours	18:59
305	Sending SMS via the Twilio API	09:12
306	Use PythonAnywhere to Automate the Python Script	07:37
307	Understanding Environment Variables and Hiding API Keys	10:14
308	Day 36 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	09:31
309	Solution & Walkthrough for Step 1 - Check for Stock Price Movements	15:16
310	Solution & Walkthrough for Step 2 - Get the News Articles	06:49
311	Solution & Walkthrough for Step 3 - Send the SMS Messages	08:18
312	Day 37 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:46
313	HTTP Post Requests	08:22
314	Advanced Authentication using an HTTP Header	10:53
315	Challenge: Add a Pixel to the Habit Tracker using a Post Request	05:56
316	Autofilling today's date using strftime	04:19
317	How to use HTTP Put and Delete Requests	06:35
318	Day 38 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	03:38
319	Day 39 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	04:38
320	Day 40 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:54
321	Day 41 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	04:02
322	How Does the Internet Actually Work?	05:43
323	How Do Websites Actually Work?	06:21
324	Introduction to HTML	10:53
325	The Anatomy of an HTML Tag	10:56
326	What we're building - HTML Personal Site	02:53
327	What is The HTML Boilerplate?	17:02
328	How to Structure Text in HTML	11:01
329	HTML Lists	05:25
330	HTML Image Elements	07:33
331	HTML Links and Anchor Tags	11:56
332	Day 42 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:01
333	HTML Tables	11:58
334	Using HTML Tables for Layout	02:18
335	HTML Tables Code Challenge	01:45
336	HTML Tables Solution Walkthrough	06:43
337	HTML Forms	09:10
338	Forms in Practice - Create a Contact Me Form	10:22
339	Publish Your Website!	10:14
340	Day 43 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	00:46
341	Introduction to CSS	03:05
342	Inline CSS	10:36
343	Internal CSS	21:38
344	External CSS	08:30
345	How to Debug CSS Code	15:12
346	The Anatomy of CSS Syntax	13:39
347	CSS Selectors	06:24
348	Classes vs. Ids	11:45
349	Day 44 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	00:50
350	What We'll Make - Stylised Personal Site	04:58
351	What Are Favicons?	04:10
352	HTML Divs	13:32
353	The Box Model of Website Styling	19:41
354	CSS Display Property	15:12
355	CSS Static and Relative Positioning	14:37
356	Absolute positioning	12:13
357	The Dark Art of Centering Elements with CSS	09:04
358	Font Styling in Our Personal Site	14:18
359	Adding Content to Our Website	06:54
360	CSS Sizing	15:55
361	CSS Font Property Challenge Solutions	03:58
362	CSS Float and Clear	16:45
363	Stylised Personal Site Solution Walkthrough	21:23
364	Day 45 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:27
365	Parsing HTML and Making Soup	10:04
366	Finding and Selecting Particular Elements with BeautifulSoup	11:52
367	Scraping a Live Website	17:11
368	Is Web Scraping Legal?	11:26
369	100 Movies that You Must Watch	11:07
370	Day 46 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	04:12
371	Day 47 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	05:32
372	Day 48 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	02:51
373	How to Install & Set Up Selenium	11:56
374	How to Find and Select Elements on a Website with Selenium	11:44
375	Challenge: Use Selenium to Scrape Website Data	08:12
376	Challenge: Use Selenium in a Blank Project & Scrape a Different Piece of Data	04:31
377	How to Automate Filling Out Forms and Clicking Buttons with Selenium	10:43
378	The Cookie Clicker Project	03:39
379	Day 49 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	03:13
380	Day 50 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	06:44
381	Day 51 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	05:40
382	Day 52 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	03:28
383	Day 53 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	06:42
384	Understanding Backend Web Development with Python	07:57
385	Create your First Web Server with Flask	12:32
386	Understand the Command Line on Windows and Mac	13:11
387	__name__ and __main__ : Special Attributes built into Python	03:59
388	Python Functions as First Class Objects: Passing & Nesting Functions	09:57
389	Understanding Python Decorator Functions and the @ Syntax	09:08
390	Day 55 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:33
391	Working Flask URL Paths and the Flask Debugger	13:20
392	Rendering HTML Elements with Flask	06:57
393	Challenge: Use Python Decorators to Style HTML Tags	03:00
394	Advanced Decorators with args and *kwargs	07:13
395	Day 56 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:20
396	Rendering HTML Files with Flask	09:07
397	Serving Static Files using Flask	08:58
398	How to Use Website Templates to Speed Up Web Development	12:45
399	Solution and Walkthrough for the Name Card Final Project	07:36
400	Day 57 Goals: what you will make by the end of the day	01:49
401	Using Jinja to Produce Dynamic HTML Pages	11:32
402	Challenge: Combining Jinja Templating with APIs	11:54
403	Multiline Statements with Jinja	07:23
404	URL Building with Flask	04:39
405	What is Bootstrap?	14:37
406	Installing Bootstrap	07:56
407	Web Design 101 - Wireframing	11:39
408	The Bootstrap Navigation Bar	20:41
409	What We'll Make - Tindog	00:57
410	Setting Up Our New Project	07:42
411	The Bootstrap Grid Layout System	20:18
412	Adding Grid Layouts to Our Website	09:40
413	Bootstrap Containers	05:55
414	Bootstrap Buttons and Font Awesome	11:31
415	Styling Our Website Challenges and Solutions	20:21
416	Solution to Bootstrap Challenge 1	17:02
417	The Bootstrap Carousel Part 1	09:40
418	The Bootstrap Carousel Part 2	17:21
419	Bootstrap Cards	16:33
420	CSS Z-index and Stacking Order	21:29
421	Advanced CSS - Media Query Breakpoints	22:04
422	Solution to Bootstrap Challenge 2	11:47
423	Code Refactoring	07:49
424	Refactor Our Website Part 1	19:21
425	Advanced CSS - Combining Selectors	11:44
426	Refactoring Our Website Part 2	05:22
427	Advanced CSS - Selector Priority	05:52
428	Completing the Website	02:35
429	Introduction to Web Design	03:56
430	Understanding Color Theory	09:05
431	Understanding Typography and How to Choose Fonts	10:29
432	Manage ATTENTION with effective User Interface (UI) Design	10:28
433	User Experience (UX) Design	13:40
434	Web Design in Practice - Let's apply what we've learnt!	18:21
435	What is REST?	13:23
436	HTTP PUT vs. PATCH	01:45
437	What is Authentication?	03:39
438	Encryption and Hashing	15:20
439	How to Hack Passwords 101	12:29
440	Salting Passwords	07:11
441	Day 70 Goals - Learn to Deploy Your Website	01:33
442	Version Control and Git	18:49
443	What is GitHub?	09:45
444	Where are the Videos and the Solution Code?	02:45
445	Recording of our Live AMA (aka AAA - Ask Angela Anything)	59:53

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