Udemy – Python GUI Programming Using PyQt5 2021-1

Description

Python GUI Programming Using PyQt5 is the name of another training course from the Udemy website that teaches you how to program a graphical user interface in Python using PyQt5. Python programmers make the most money among all developers, and the programs they create are among the most popular software. One of the best ways to build popular applications is to use Python to create multi-platform software and build graphical user interfaces.

This tutorial shows you how to program a graphical user interface in Python using PYQT5. PYQT is a set of Python connections that allow you to take advantage of the QT toolkit. QT is a very popular toolkit in Python that was built about 25 years ago. If you want to learn GUI programming and how to use QT and PYQT5, this course will be perfect for you.

Items that will be taught in this course

Familiarity with the basics of graphical user interface programming in Python

Learn how to build Python GUI applications using the PYQT library

Use advanced functions in Python

Build desktop business applications with PYQT5

Use sqlite database for Python projects

Python GUI Programming Course Specifications Using PyQt5

English language

Duration: 19 hours and 3 minutes

Number of courses: 118

Level of education: Intermediate

Instructor: Tim Buchalka’s Learn Programming Academy, Volkan Atış

File format: mp4

Prerequisite

A basic knowledge of Python is recommended – A good pre-requisite would be the Python Masterclass available on this channel

A computer running Windows or Linux, or a Mac so that the free IDE can be downloaded and install (full instructions included).

Installation

After Extract, watch with your favorite Player.

English subtitle

Quality: 720p

This tutorial was purchased by Downloadli.

Changes:

The 2020/7 version has not changed in number of courses and time compared to 2019/10, but has decreased in size by a few megabytes.

Version 2021/1 has not changed in number of courses and total time compared to 2020/7, but it has been updated due to the delay of more than 6 months from the previous update.