A popular notion in the Network Engineering world is SDN (Software-Defined Networking), which means that more functions on the network will use a programming language to get jobs done. Python is the leading contender for SDN. Network Engineers possess a set of tools to do their jobs effectively, and now there is a movement for them to add a programming language to their arsenal of tools. Python is a scripting language, meaning that fewer lines of code are needed to perform a job than in more robust programming languages, such as Java or C. Python is becoming the language of choice for Network Engineers. This course teaches the fundamentals of Python, with an additional emphasis on those modules (libraries) needed by Network Engineers.
Code: NES_SK_2241
Duration: 40 Hrs / 4 Weeks / Customized
Mode: Online / Offline / Onsite
AN INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON
BASIC PYTHON SYNTAX
LANGUAGE COMPONENTS
COLLECTIONS
FUNCTIONS
MODULES
EXCEPTIONS
INPUT AND OUTPUT
CLASSES IN PYTHON
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
NETWORKING PROGRAMMING
COMMUNICATION TO ROUTERS WITH PYTHON