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Python Essentials 1: Aligned with PCEP-30-0X
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513 pages, Paperback
Published April 13, 2023
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December 11, 2024
Horrible Formatting, no code download, and riddled with mistakes
The author of this book should be utterly ashamed for writing a book like this! The kindle edition is formatted completely incorrectly in a manner that isn’t conducive for a programmer to properly test examples. They should have provided code to download separately from the book like most other Kindle editions of such books. The book is full of errors, both language errors from an obviously missing editor and technical inaccuracies. It looks like they copied and pasted their free course available online and offered it for sale on Amazon but didn’t care about the reader/test taker, they seem to be content just making a few dollars. The only reason I gave 2 stars is because while annoying to read because of the formatting, it did seem thorough. I’ve been programming for twenty years in another language. I could spot most errors, a real entry level programmer reading this book probably would not be so lucky.
The author of this book should be utterly ashamed for writing a book like this! The kindle edition is formatted completely incorrectly in a manner that isn’t conducive for a programmer to properly test examples. They should have provided code to download separately from the book like most other Kindle editions of such books. The book is full of errors, both language errors from an obviously missing editor and technical inaccuracies. It looks like they copied and pasted their free course available online and offered it for sale on Amazon but didn’t care about the reader/test taker, they seem to be content just making a few dollars. The only reason I gave 2 stars is because while annoying to read because of the formatting, it did seem thorough. I’ve been programming for twenty years in another language. I could spot most errors, a real entry level programmer reading this book probably would not be so lucky.
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