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The Python Book: The ultimate guide to coding with Python
Python is an incredibly versatile, expansive language which, due to its similarity to everyday language, is surprisingly easy to learn even for inexperienced programmers. It has seen a huge increase in popularity since the release and rise of the Raspberry Pi, for which Python is the officially recognised programming language. In this new edition of The Python Book, you’ll find plenty of creative projects to help you get to grips with the combination of your Raspberry Pi and Python’s powerful functionality, plus lots of tutorials that focus on Python’s effectiveness away from the Raspberry Pi. You’ll learn
all about how to code with Python from a standing start, with our comprehensive masterclass, then go on to complete tutorials that will consolidate your skills and help you to become fluent in the language. You’ll learn how to make Python work for you with tutorials on coding with Django, Flask, Pygame, and even more useful third-party frameworks. Get ready to become a true Python expert with the wealth of information contained within these pages.
all about how to code with Python from a standing start, with our comprehensive masterclass, then go on to complete tutorials that will consolidate your skills and help you to become fluent in the language. You’ll learn how to make Python work for you with tutorials on coding with Django, Flask, Pygame, and even more useful third-party frameworks. Get ready to become a true Python expert with the wealth of information contained within these pages.
1369 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 22, 2019
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March 10, 2021
Unreadable
The Kindle version of this book/magazine is totally unreadable. Whatever was done to format this book for the Kindle failed. Sentences are out of order, words are missing and the illustrations are incomplete.
This is a shame because I’ve read the electronic version of this that I checked out from the library and it’s a pretty good Python resource. It’s too bad that this version is worse than horrible.
The Kindle version of this book/magazine is totally unreadable. Whatever was done to format this book for the Kindle failed. Sentences are out of order, words are missing and the illustrations are incomplete.
This is a shame because I’ve read the electronic version of this that I checked out from the library and it’s a pretty good Python resource. It’s too bad that this version is worse than horrible.
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