Python Programming Language: Complete Guide for Beginners, Intermediates and Advanced: 7 Days Crash Course

by David Rones

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For 2019, it is completely up-to-dated!

This Python book is designed for all those people who:

-are looking to become a Python expert and inspire everyone with their work

-don’t consider themselves smart enough to master Python programming

-are still unable to find a reliable learning source for Python

-find it hard to understand or remember; or sometimes boring

This book makes learning Python as simple as ABC as it comes with:

• The kickstart guide and concepts of Python

• The exercises to build strong foundation of Python concepts.

• The tips, techniques and secrets of Python coders.

• The codes collected by experienced experts.

Believe it or not, Python programming is super easy, even for non-techies. What actually makes it difficult is due to one of the following reasons:

• Languages are taught in a way that makes them hard to understand.

• Even if understood, it remains hard remembering things.

• Even worse, the importance of building strong foundation is always overlooked.

Now, for those who are still indecisive about Python (or this book). Remember that this Python book:

• Has a 7 days crash course where each day you will progress from a beginner level to an advanced user.

• Each topic comes with practical (not theoretical) exercises, sample (originally written) codes and expert (pro tips) advices 

• Has all the updates of the year 2019 so you won’t be missing out on any essential information.

So, if you are willing to learn from the experts? or save yourself from frustration and out-of-date advices? or just want to reduce the long learning hours? 
Then simply click the BUY button and get started.

133 pages, Paperback

Published June 7, 2019

Reviews

[Marko Kivijärvi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Don’t bother

Poorly written, sloppily formatted and contains only very basic information that is better explained elsewhere. Well it was free so what else can you expect I guess.