Coding for Beginners: Python: A Step-by-Step Guide to Learning Python Programing with Game and App Development Projects

by Elliot Davis

Decode the Mystery of CodingPython is the world’s most popular coding language not only for software developers but also for scientists, mathematicians, and even kids. Python should be the 1st programming language you learn. Creating your own apps and video games is not hard – you just have to get started!Would you like a hands-on experience?If Yes, then keep reading This book is for anyone who wants to learn about computer programming, whether you are a student, adult, or just a beginner. To learn how to develop your own software and applications “Coding for Beginners Python” is a great starting point.Why is Python a Great Way to Learn Coding?Python is a high-level object-oriented programming language, but the high level does not mean complicated, it means highly functional in its range of use! Python is a beginner-friendly coding language and is made with newcomers in mind to help them learn to code as simple as possible. Beginners will find Python to be a fantastic language to learn since it allows the creation of a wide range of programs, from simple apps, websites, games, and much more!Here's a quick rundown of everything this book has to offer.To begin, we will walk you through the basics of programming, including how to get started with Python for the first time.In the first half of the book, you are exposed to basic terminology and computations. Strings, lists, and tuples are just a few of the basic Python data types that are covered.We go more in-depth and cover how to apply these data types with variations of conditions statements, if statements, for loops, and while loops. Then we use what we have learned to build the functions that create applications.In the last half of the book, we have plenty of coding exercises along with a complete walk-through for coding applications like a login system and games like Flappy Bird and Tetris.In conclusion, we have More than 50 exercises related to Python for your practice.So, if you have ambitions to become a software developer or just would like to learn a new skill, scroll up and click the “Buy Now” and start your journey to effective learning.

229 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 9, 2021

Reviews

[Jethro Farrell · Rating 1 out of 5]

This has got to be the worst book to learn from. You will get confused and need to learn Python elsewhere to understand this book is garbage. Read chapter 4, unless you have a complete understanding of Python you will be lost. Examples are wrong not only in what you need to type but when they give the output(if they give the output, some are not even given) they are misspelled or missing something. Not even half way through the book and I have found over a dozen errors or mistakes. Thankfully the only good part about this was that it was free using kindle unlimited(I still want a refund)

Examples: (PS remember I do not know Python)
page 64 Table of the "Or Operator" table(reprint of "And Operator" table)
Page 67 >>>print(string1[4]), Output would be: "l"(negative "0")
Page 75 missing a parentheses and "is" in the second example
Page 75/76 bin Function output ob2020(I get every time ob10100)
Page 76 v1=No-value(unable to finish Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
v1=N0-value
NameError: name 'N0' is not defined)
Page 77 c=7, print (eval('c+1'). (notice missing parentheses?) Output:7 (I get 8)
Page 77 print('Frozen set:', frozSet). (Does not work make "S" lowercase)
Pretty much all of Chapter 4

So when writing all the codes do you create a file?
Look I’ve created a game, ok no I copied a code, but was never told to save it, oh bummer.
Funny in Ch:10 “we’ve created flappy birds and space invaders”. But they are Ch:11&12.

OK I'm done 38% read and if I tried burn this book it would probably melt like water.