Get a 3-Hour Master Class: Code Your First Apps! Python Programming for Class 10

This 3-hour Master Class on Python is designed specifically for Class 10 students who are taking Computer Applications or Computer Science and wish to build a strong foundational understanding of programming. It is also perfect for students with no prior coding experience who are curious to jump into the world of software development.

🎯 Who is this class for?

This class is for Class 10 students looking for a fast-paced, high-impact introduction to Python programming. It’s ideal for those who want to build real, executable mini-projects right away and solidify the core programming concepts that are essential for their current and future studies, including loops, conditionals, and basic data structures.

💡 What will the students learn in this class?

In this power-packed session, students will not only learn the fundamentals of Python syntax but also immediately apply them to create practical outcomes. You will master:

1. Python Essentials: Basic syntax, data types (numbers, strings, lists), and variables.

2. Control Flow: Utilizing if-else statements for decision-making and for and while loops for repetition—the backbone of all programs.

3. Hands-on Project: You'll complete a guided mini-project, such as building an interactive text-based game (like a guessing game or a simple quiz), demonstrating how to put all the concepts together to solve a real problem.

4. Benefits & Practical Skills: Gain immediate hands-on coding experience, boost your logical thinking, and become prepared to tackle future programming concepts and school projects with confidence.

📚 Is there anything the students need to bring to the class?

Students only need a computer (laptop or desktop) with an internet connection. All class activities and projects will be conducted on an included online lab environment, meaning there's no complex software installation required. You will receive a complete set of digital lab materials (code templates, exercise sheets, and a Python cheat sheet) at the start of the class.