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This repository contains my solutions to the tasks from the Python Advanced course at SoftUni (January 2023).

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Python Advanced - January 2023

Status: Completed License: MIT Python Version

Welcome to my repository for Python Advanced course at SoftUni - January 2023! Here, you'll find my solutions to all the tasks and exercises assigned during the course.

📖 About the Course

This course builds upon the foundational knowledge of Python, delving into more complex concepts typical of the language. The focus is on creating linear data structures, solving algorithmic problems, working with Stacks & Queues, Tuples & Sets and Multidimensional Lists (matrices). It also covers working with files and directories and explores the functional programming paradigm. Additionally, recursive functions and functions with multiple arguments are discussed in greater depth.

Skills Acquired:

  • Working with two-dimensional data structures
  • Creating linear data structures
  • Applying basic algorithms
  • Implementing functional programming concepts
  • Handling data streams, files and directories
  • Error handling

🎓 Certificate

Below is the certificate I obtained during the course:

This certificate showcases my successful completion of the course and my proficiency in Python Advanced.

💻 Solutions

My solutions are organized into folders representing each lesson and type of exercise. Each lesson contains subfolders for Lab, Exercises and More Exercises:

Topic Link to Solutions
01. Lists as Stacks and Queues View Solutions
02. Tuples and Sets View Solutions
03. Multidimensional Lists View Solutions
04. Functions Advanced View Solutions
05. Error Handling View Solutions
06. File Handling View Solutions
07. Workshop View Solutions
08. Workshop View Solutions
A. Final Exam View Solutions

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