Python: Programming: Your Step By Step Guide To Easily Learn Python in 7 Days (Python for Beginners, Python Programming for Beginners, Learn Python, Python Language)
Learning Python Programming in 7 days is possible, although it might not look like it’s easy at first, especially if you are someone with meager experience in dealing with a programming language. As you learn, you will see that it is not that difficult to understand, and it becomes easier when you add patience, diligence, and discipline. This book has all the materials that you need in learning basic Python Programming. It is presented in easy to understand format – much of technical jargons were eliminated, although you might still find some, but they are the terms that you will likely (almost always) encounter when creating your codes. You will find no such trouble in understanding the terms, and how to do it properly. Samples are provided for you, and explanations are also presented so you won’t get lost and still have fun while learning.You will be glad that you have this book with you while learning Python. Discover many things that you can do with Python programming, and you might even start a new career. ✓ Introduction ✓ Chapter 1: Welcome to the World of the Python ✓ Chapter 2: Python Syntax ✓ Chapter 3: Important Strings and Console Output ✓ Chapter 4: The Conditionals and Control Flow ✓ Chapter 5: Understanding Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries ✓ Chapter 6: The Loops ✓ Chapter 7: Understanding the Functions ✓ Chapter 8: Coding a Full Program ✓ Chapter 9: Reserved Words and Functions ✓ and much more
This is a brief introduction to Python. The book covers the first two hours of a college course on Python. The author uses good techniques to introduce commands and proposes exercises to reinforce learning those commands. Working the exercises will give a basic understanding of the language.
A splendid introduction to Python. I'm not to become a programmer - but doing the occasional scripting for datamanagement, Python is indeed handy. Recommended.
Poorly written. Typos. Defined something with something else that itself is not defined yet. Contradicts itself. Could not continue reading after I saw tuples being defined with parentheses only to correct itself that lists are defined by parentheses and tuples by brackets.