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Python: The No B.S. Python Crash Course for Newbies - Learn Python Programming in 8 hours!
Discover The No B.S Python Crash Course for Beginners & Learn Python Programming in 8 Hours! Python is quite a popular language. This is due to its features of being simple yet powerful programming language. This book will take you through the fundamental programming concepts of this language. Whether you are a learning Python as a first programming language or an expert in other language, you will find this book useful. As we promise in the title, this is a crash course meant to take you through Python and learn how to program in it in 8 hours. By the end of this book, it is our objective that you'll be able to code in this language. This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to code in Python programming language, and will be covering various basic yet critical concepts you need to learn as you start your journey towards being an expert programmer. With the knowledge you will learn about Python and why you need to learn it, you will be able to get started and write your first Python program in no time at all! In This Book You Will Learn: iThe Origins of Python & Why You MUST Learn It iGetting Started With Your Very First Program in Python iA Comprehensive Guide to Python Variables, Common Data Types and Data Structures iPython Functions Explained in An Easy Way for The Newbie Programmer iand Much, Much More! So Go Ahead, Grab Your Copy & Start Reading Today!
92 pages, Paperback
Published April 5, 2017
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May 10, 2017
This book by Steven Codey, gives the reader a basic understanding of the vast world of Python and it's applications.
While Steven illustrates a lot of important features, comparisons, characteristics and applications, at the end of the book it felt like there wasn't really that much substance.
There were no proper guidelines on how to write a code, and some of the examples that you find later on in the book are impossible to comprehend for a beginner unless you refer other books or videos.
The two star rating is because of his explanation at the beginning of the book, that allows the reader to tread lightly into the waters of Python, and also for his explanation on Data structures.
Nothing else was really exceptional or worth mentioning.
Python in itself is a fun language to learn. If you want to learn more about it, skip this book and try some other more comprehensive texts.
While Steven illustrates a lot of important features, comparisons, characteristics and applications, at the end of the book it felt like there wasn't really that much substance.
There were no proper guidelines on how to write a code, and some of the examples that you find later on in the book are impossible to comprehend for a beginner unless you refer other books or videos.
The two star rating is because of his explanation at the beginning of the book, that allows the reader to tread lightly into the waters of Python, and also for his explanation on Data structures.
Nothing else was really exceptional or worth mentioning.
Python in itself is a fun language to learn. If you want to learn more about it, skip this book and try some other more comprehensive texts.
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