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Python 3.7 Programming for Absolute Beginners to Expert: : In 20 Easy Steps
What Is Python 3.7?
Python 3.7 is a general-purpose programming language. That means it was designed and developed to write software for a wide variety of disciplines. Python has been used to write applications to solve problems in biology, chemistry, financial analysis, numerical analysis, robotics, and many other fields. It is also widely used as a scripting language for use by computer administrators, who use it to capture and replay sequences of computer commands. It is different from a language like HTML (HyperText Markup Language), which was designed for the single purpose of allowing people to specify the layout of a web page.
What's Inside this Book?
1. Introduction to Python 3.7
2. Python 3.7 Syntax and Semantics
3. Using Classes in Python 3.7
4. Data Structure in Python 3.7
5. Exceptions in Python 3.7
6. Python Data Types in detail
7. Python 3.7 Database API
8. Descriptors in Python 3.7
9. Functions in Python 3.7
10. Decorators, and Iterators in Python 3.7
11. Polymorphism in Python
12. Handling Errors in Python 3.7
13. Using Microservices with Python 3.7
14. Network Programming using Python 3.7
15. Tkinter in Python 3.7
16. The Decorator Pattern in Python 3.7
17. Facade Pattern in Python 3.7
18. NumPy with Python 3.7
How to Use This Book
This book is for Students, data scientists, experts and professionals, and researchers in academia who want to understand the understanding of latest Python 3.7 programming approaches/algorithms in Detail.
This book presents Latest Python 3.7 programming with a comparison of Python 3 by using examples for absolute beginners to experts in 20 easy steps. It will help the reader grab some important concepts. Reading this tutorial won't teach you Python. You can teach yourself Python by working through all the examples and exercises here, and then using what you've learned on your own problems.
Installing Python
Python was created in the 1990s by Guido van Rossum. He is affectionately known as Python’s Benevolent Dictator for Life. The language has two current versions: 3.0 and 3.7. Version 3.7 is still widely used, but its “end of life” has recently been announced. Therefore, this version of the book will use the newer Python 3.7, as it is known. With respect to the contents of this book, there are only a few differences between the versions of the language. Where appropriate, I point out how something presented in Python 3.7 was handled in Python 3.
About the Author
Narendra Mohan Mittal is the Founder and Chairman of Thesis Scientist and he is working in the field of Data Science/big data/machine learning/deep learning space. He has more than 10 years in Research and Teaching and he is very active in the Big Data, Data Science, Python, and Machine learning.
Keywords
Python 3.7 Programming for Absolute Beginners: In 20 Easy Steps, Python 3.7 Programming, Python 3.7 Programming in Easy Steps, Python 3.7
Python 3.7 is a general-purpose programming language. That means it was designed and developed to write software for a wide variety of disciplines. Python has been used to write applications to solve problems in biology, chemistry, financial analysis, numerical analysis, robotics, and many other fields. It is also widely used as a scripting language for use by computer administrators, who use it to capture and replay sequences of computer commands. It is different from a language like HTML (HyperText Markup Language), which was designed for the single purpose of allowing people to specify the layout of a web page.
What's Inside this Book?
1. Introduction to Python 3.7
2. Python 3.7 Syntax and Semantics
3. Using Classes in Python 3.7
4. Data Structure in Python 3.7
5. Exceptions in Python 3.7
6. Python Data Types in detail
7. Python 3.7 Database API
8. Descriptors in Python 3.7
9. Functions in Python 3.7
10. Decorators, and Iterators in Python 3.7
11. Polymorphism in Python
12. Handling Errors in Python 3.7
13. Using Microservices with Python 3.7
14. Network Programming using Python 3.7
15. Tkinter in Python 3.7
16. The Decorator Pattern in Python 3.7
17. Facade Pattern in Python 3.7
18. NumPy with Python 3.7
How to Use This Book
This book is for Students, data scientists, experts and professionals, and researchers in academia who want to understand the understanding of latest Python 3.7 programming approaches/algorithms in Detail.
This book presents Latest Python 3.7 programming with a comparison of Python 3 by using examples for absolute beginners to experts in 20 easy steps. It will help the reader grab some important concepts. Reading this tutorial won't teach you Python. You can teach yourself Python by working through all the examples and exercises here, and then using what you've learned on your own problems.
Installing Python
Python was created in the 1990s by Guido van Rossum. He is affectionately known as Python’s Benevolent Dictator for Life. The language has two current versions: 3.0 and 3.7. Version 3.7 is still widely used, but its “end of life” has recently been announced. Therefore, this version of the book will use the newer Python 3.7, as it is known. With respect to the contents of this book, there are only a few differences between the versions of the language. Where appropriate, I point out how something presented in Python 3.7 was handled in Python 3.
About the Author
Narendra Mohan Mittal is the Founder and Chairman of Thesis Scientist and he is working in the field of Data Science/big data/machine learning/deep learning space. He has more than 10 years in Research and Teaching and he is very active in the Big Data, Data Science, Python, and Machine learning.
Keywords
Python 3.7 Programming for Absolute Beginners: In 20 Easy Steps, Python 3.7 Programming, Python 3.7 Programming in Easy Steps, Python 3.7
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Published February 19, 2019
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