I need a complete beginner-friendly Python course that runs for roughly eight to twelve hours in total. The entire course should be delivered as pre-recorded video tutorials that combine clear narration with well-designed lecture slides; I am not looking for quizzes or graded assessments this time—just a smooth, engaging learning path that someone new to programming can follow from start to finish. Please structure the material so each concept builds logically on the last: variables, control flow, functions, basic data structures, simple file I/O, and a brief look at modules and virtual environments. Real-world code demos are welcome; however, keep the primary teaching style firmly in the lecture-plus-slides format so viewers can pause and review concepts easily. To keep the production quality consistent, record in 1080p (screen capture plus voice-over), balance audio levels, and provide the slides (PDF or PPT) alongside the videos. Acceptance criteria • 8–12 hours of HD video content, divided into clearly labeled segments • Matching slide deck for each segment • Source code files shown in the videos, organised by lesson • Simple table of contents with timestamps so learners can jump straight to the topic they need Once everything is ready, share the raw files via a cloud drive link, and I’ll handle distribution on my end.