Confused about Python basics? This Python Introduction FAQs guide answers the most common beginner questions—from what Python is and its history to installation, typing concepts, and IDLE vs PyCharm.
Chapter 1
Python Variable Naming Rules and Conventions (PEP 8 Explained with Real-World Examples)
Python Variable Naming Rules play a crucial role in writing clean, readable, and maintainable code. In this detailed guide, you’ll learn why variable names matter, official naming rules, PEP 8 conventions, different naming styles, real-world code comparisons, common beginner mistakes, and what naming patterns to avoid in Python.
Python IDLE Explained: Comparison with PyCharm, CMD, and Notepad
Did you know you already have a Python editor installed? This guide explores Python IDLE, the hidden tool bundled with Python. Learn how to write code using IDLE, the Command Prompt, and Notepad, then compare them with PyCharm to choose the best option for your coding journey.
How to Install Python and Set Up PyCharm (Beginner’s Guide)
A complete beginner’s guide to installing Python and setting up PyCharm. Learn what the Python interpreter is, how PyCharm uses it, and write your first Hello World program step by step.
Understanding Python Programming Terms: High-Level, Interpreted, Garbage-Collected Explained
Confused by terms like high-level, interpreted, dynamically typed, or garbage-collected in Python’s definition? This guide breaks down every Python programming term in simple language, with examples, comparisons, and beginner-friendly explanations.
The Evolution and History of Python: From Hobby Project to Global Dominance (1989–2026)
Python started as a simple hobby project in 1989 and grew into one of the most popular programming languages in the world. This guide explores the complete history and evolution of Python—from Python 1 and 2 to modern Python 3.
What is Python? The Ultimate Guide for Beginners (2026)
Welcome to your first step in coding! In this comprehensive pillar guide, we explore what Python is, its powerful features, and why it has become the most dominant programming language in the world today.