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LEARN PYTHON: A beginner’s guide book to programming python, learning the basics and start coding easily
You’re about to discover how to how to learn python and start coding easily.
Today's websites contain powerful and dynamic content that can quickly adapt to different conditions. Even as mere users, we have would have heard of one of the most famous programming languages used to make this Javascript.
The thing is that Javascript is a client-side language – meaning that all the heavy lifting of creating the content lies within the user's browser. This may not be very friendly for older systems that do not have the processing power to benchpress all the factors that make an interactive page.
Enter Python – one of the most powerful programming languages around. This language allows you to program content that can be produced by Javascript, and place it server-side. It is also one of the cleanest and friendliest languages around. This book was designed to give you all the basics needed to jumpstart you into the world of Python programming.
Download your copy today!
Highly recommended! Well written - Christine, San Diego
Excellent book for beginners - Goldie, NY
Python course, Python book, learning Python, Python language, Python examples, Python tutorials, Python programming language, Python coding, Python programming for beginners, Python for Dummies
Today's websites contain powerful and dynamic content that can quickly adapt to different conditions. Even as mere users, we have would have heard of one of the most famous programming languages used to make this Javascript.
The thing is that Javascript is a client-side language – meaning that all the heavy lifting of creating the content lies within the user's browser. This may not be very friendly for older systems that do not have the processing power to benchpress all the factors that make an interactive page.
Enter Python – one of the most powerful programming languages around. This language allows you to program content that can be produced by Javascript, and place it server-side. It is also one of the cleanest and friendliest languages around. This book was designed to give you all the basics needed to jumpstart you into the world of Python programming.
Download your copy today!
Highly recommended! Well written - Christine, San Diego
Excellent book for beginners - Goldie, NY
Python course, Python book, learning Python, Python language, Python examples, Python tutorials, Python programming language, Python coding, Python programming for beginners, Python for Dummies
715 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 16, 2015
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May 17, 2016
Not worth the price--even though it's free
I had read a few of the other reviews before purchasing, but I didn't realise just how much info was missing. The "book" on python is only 4% of what you download. The other 96% is a bunch of free 'bonus' books that try to teach things that would be best taught in a physical, hands-on class.
Titles include Pregnancy, Education, Memory Improvement, How to Break 80 (but you have to know 80 what), Emotional Intelligence, Anxiety, Auto Insurance, Headaches, How to budget, How to play piano, Interior design business, Investing for beginners, Magic Tricks, Model Trains, NLP coaching (again no clue what NLP stands for), Organic Cookbook, Pet problems, Scrum Guide (so what's 'Scrum'?), Single parenting, Snowboarding, Weight and strength training, Weight training, and Wheat belly.
Lots of info but none of it helpful when trying to learn a programming language. I'd say save your money, but it's already free, so save your time--find a different book.
I had read a few of the other reviews before purchasing, but I didn't realise just how much info was missing. The "book" on python is only 4% of what you download. The other 96% is a bunch of free 'bonus' books that try to teach things that would be best taught in a physical, hands-on class.
Titles include Pregnancy, Education, Memory Improvement, How to Break 80 (but you have to know 80 what), Emotional Intelligence, Anxiety, Auto Insurance, Headaches, How to budget, How to play piano, Interior design business, Investing for beginners, Magic Tricks, Model Trains, NLP coaching (again no clue what NLP stands for), Organic Cookbook, Pet problems, Scrum Guide (so what's 'Scrum'?), Single parenting, Snowboarding, Weight and strength training, Weight training, and Wheat belly.
Lots of info but none of it helpful when trying to learn a programming language. I'd say save your money, but it's already free, so save your time--find a different book.
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