Status Updates From Python Programming: An Intr...

I wanted to get this book done before I started taking 200-level CS classes, but since I’m already in the fall, I might as well tuck this book away from my current reads

It was very informative though; serves as a nice refresher to Python if anyone is in need of a crash course resource

Really excited for this one, supposedly it's well-to-do as a first level, introduction, programming language, which is neat, given I've already done C+ and still have more to learn...

(Chapters 1+2 (p. 1-55) + 6 (p. 175-208))

(Read pages i–xiv (foreword, preface, etc.), getting started on the real meat now. :x )

If computers can't fully understand our natural language, then we should understand their beautiful, well-defined and unambiguous language.

I give up on this book

It’s actually not as bad as expected...

why is this book so fricken hard to read

Also the first sentence literally says: "This book is designed to be used as a primary textbook in a college-level first course in computing." So why, exactly am I reading this as a middle schooler? Ohhhh, it's because I'm Asian.

I'm technically reading the second edition but I was too lazy to manually input it on Goodreads