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How to Learn Python from Scratch

If you want to learn programming today, the easiest and most popular language is Python . It is not only easy to learn but you can do many things through it – like web development, data science, artificial intelligence, automation, machine learning, scripting, and much more. In this blog, we will see step-by-step how to learn Python from zero , what resources to use, what projects to work on and how to go from a beginner to an expert. Why learn Python? There are many benefits of learning Python: This is a simple and readable language, which even a beginner can understand easily. Python is open-source i.e. it is available for free. It has many libraries and frameworks like Django, Flask, Pandas, NumPy, TensorFlow etc. The demand for Python is increasing very rapidly in the job sector. Step 1: Start with the Basics If you are a complete beginner, first install Python on your computer. You can download it from the official website – python.org. After installing, you ...

Cybercrime and How to Protect Your Data

Nowadays a large part of our life has become digital. Mobile phones, computers, internet and social media are part of our daily routine. We shop online, pay bills, do banking, study, entertain ourselves. But as fast as technology is growing, cybercrime is also increasing at the same pace. If we are not careful, our money, identity and personal information can all be in danger. In this blog, we will learn in detail what cybercrime is, how many types are there, how it can harm us and most importantly - what we should do to avoid it. This blog is long and in easy language so that you can understand the entire information easily. What is Cybercrime? When a person misuses the internet, computer, mobile or digital platform to harm someone, steal data, grab money, threaten or cheat, it is called cybercrime . This is a crime whose perpetrator is often not in front of you. He can enter your system from any corner of the world and you do not even know. The person committing cybercrime is c...

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