Python Programming : How to Code Python Fast In Just 24 Hours With 7 Simple Steps

by Scotts Jason

Are you fed up with reading long, boring, lengthy paragraphs after paragraphs of text and want to get up and running in Python as soon as possible? Well, you're not alone. I for one hate having to read through masses of text for very little benefit. Python Programming Reloaded: How to Code Python Fast In Just 24 Hours With 7 Simple Steps strips away the non essentials and instead provides you with the fundamentals from which you can blossom as a Python programmer in Just 7 simple steps. So, what can I expect from the book? Learn the Basics- this book provides you with the fundamental building blocks to get you up and running in Python in no time. Learn it Quick -Written for simplicity so that you can learn Python quickly and efficiently. Start Coding Fast -You start coding as soon as Python is installed on your computer. Anything else? Yes!. This book will supercharge your Python learning experience.

40 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 2, 2013

Reviews

[Bill · Rating 2 out of 5]

As someone just starting to learn the Python programming language, this gave me a VERY basic grounding on the syntax, operators, data types, and a few functions. However, it's sorely lacking in genuine code examples, exercises, and some basic concepts like loops and input. This is more like a warm-up (or appetizer?) than an actual workbook -- I want to learn more about Python and, hey, I can go into my next source with at least a few concepts in mind.

[Ancilleno Davis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Definitely an easy read compared to any other official documentation. The introduction is ultra basic with straight forward examples. I read it for free through the library's hoopla option, but do not think it should be purchased as it is basically an introductory tutorial.
The writing was clear with few grammatical errors and a few syntax errors in the code examples.

[Rusty del Norte · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is a book that attempts to get somebody started, & interested, in the Python programming language. This is probably not a good way to start. I went through it & there were syntax errors that the author does not try to anticipate. I would not recommend reading this & would instead suggest online tutorials for really basic stuff.

[Charlie · Rating 1 out of 5]

A complete waste of money

40 pages covering the absolute minimum. Its not going to teach you anything and nothing specific to python. The only program you would be able to write after reading this is Hello World and thats because its in the book.

Only covers Python 2

[Ioan Bic-Petrisor · Rating 1 out of 5]

40 pages that you can get from the beginning of any python book or any free tutorial online