Brain Games Python: 99 Brain Teasers for Beginners to Energize Your Brain Cells and Python Logic Skills

by Christian Mayer, Lukas Rieger, Zohaib Riaz

Tired of Brain Fog?

This Groundbreaking New Puzzle Book

Revives Your Brain Cells

Boosts Your Computational Intelligence

Launches Your Programming Skills in Python

... Even If You Have Zero Programming Experience!



“I'm learning Python this semester as part of my degree and I found your way of explaining things way better than my professor's (well, at least it works for me).” -- Rochan, about puzzle-based learning



“I'm just about done with "Brain Games Python". Your material is outstanding and I've learned a tremendous amount!” -- Jim Woodword, about Brain Games Python



Here are a few example



# PUZZLE

'''Bob is 4 years younger than Frank and 10 years older than Alice. Ann is with 35 years 6 years older than Alice. What's the age difference (in years) between the oldest and youngest person?'''



Can you solve this puzzle? 

Or try the next



# PUZZLE

[11, -10, 4, -3, 4, 4, ?]



What's the next sequence element? 

Here's a third more Pythonic



# PUZZLE

a, b = True, True



if b or a or not a and not

    if

        print('love')

    elif b and a or not

        print('42')

    print('42')

elif a and b or not

    if a or b or not b or not

        print('42')

    print('yes')

 

    print('yes')



The book is full with 99 such brain puzzles that make you smarter -- in logics, intelligence, and Python programming!



(Written for absolute beginners and intermediates in the Python programming language.)



Table of Contents



1 Programming Your Intelligence

1.1 Intended Audience 

1.2 Puzzle-based Learning to Code 

1.3 How to Read This Book

1.4 How to Test and Train Your Skills? 

2 How to Boost Your Intelligence? 10 Tips From Science 

2.1 Sleep More

2.2 Don’t Do Drugs

2.3 Eat Brain Food

2.4 Meditate

2.5 Exercise 

2.6 Read More

2.7 Set Goals

2.8 Focus

2.9 Play Your Strengths 

2.10 Play Brain Games

3 Absolute Computer Science Basics for NonCoders 

3.1 What is Program Code?

3.

193 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 17, 2019

Reviews

[Angelina Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good book for diving into the meaning of the python language.

[Khizrah · Rating 5 out of 5]

It keeps me motivated that yes am into python by solving each puzzle a day and never makes me feel that am lacking in my skills. A wonderful short book! :)