In this tutorial we'll see how we can use the python command prompt, the Windows command prompt and the python GUI application to execute code.

We'll also build our first python script and make the classic 'Hello World' application in python.

1. Installing Python
2. Running Code in Python
3. Comments in Python
4. Variables in Python
5. Numbers & Strings
6. Lists & Tuples
7. Dictionaries
8. Data Type Conversion
9. Arithmetic & Comparison Operators
10. Bitwise & Logical Operators
11. Membership & Identity Operators
12. Operator Precedence
13. The IF statement
14. The ELSE Statement
15. The ELIF Statement
16. Nested IF-ELSE Statement
17. The WHILE Loop
18. The FOR Loop
19. The Break Statement
20. Application of Break Statement
21. Nested Loops
22. The Continue Statement
23. Numeric Functions (Part-1)
24. Numeric Functions (Part-2)
25. Numeric Functions (Part-3)
26. String Functions (Part-1)
27. String Functions (Part-2)
28. String Functions (Part-3)
29. List Functions (Part-1)
30. List Functions (Part-2)
31. Tuple Functions
32. Dictionary Functions
33. Date & Time Functions (Part-1)
34. Date & Time functions (Part-2)
35. User Defined Functions
36. Pass by Reference vs Value
37. Variable Length Arguments
38. Anonymous Functions
39. Global & Local Variables
40. Updating Global Variables
41. Modules
42. Handling Files
43. Renaming & Deleting Files
44. Managing Directories
45. Exception Handling
46. Object Oriented Programming (Part-1)
47. Object Oriented Programming (Part-2)
48. Install MySql Connector for Python
49. Create MySql Table Using Python
50. Insert Data Into Tables
51. Update MySql Tables
52. Sending Email
53. Conclusion

A collection of 53 great (not bad, despite the name) tutorials on how to get started with Python programming, including syntax, writing your first script, control structures, programming logic, loops, object-oriented programming, and installing required developer packages.