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Coffee Break Python Workbook: 127 Python Puzzles to Push You from Zero to Hero in Your Coffee Breaks

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This book is the chess grandmaster way of learning Python . It offers you 127 unique and brand-new Python puzzles . Every puzzle points to gaps in your knowledge, challenges you to guess a solution, and then explains potential solutions, in an easy-to-understand
~~~ # Here’s one example
my_list = [1, 1, 1, 1] my_list[1::2] = [2, 3] print(my_list)
# What’s the output of this code snippet? ~~~
An easy, fun, and effective way of learning Python -- day after day -- in your COFFEE BREAK PYTHON !
Here's what research says about puzzle-based
"Students who were quizzed after studying a short text could recall significantly more information than students who were asked to reread it" -- Karpicke, 2007, Elsevier Journal of Memory and Language
Practice testing is scientifically proven to generate up to 44% better learning retention and efficiency.
Simply quizzes and puzzles work! More than 100,000 Finxters and thousands of "Coffee Break Python" book customers have already successfully improved their skills with code puzzles.
Learning does not happen in a linear and orderly manner. It's a probabilistic, chaotic, and iterative process of creating knowledge gaps in your brain -- and filling them with just the right information you need.
That's the premise of the "Coffee Break Python" textbook series.
And take one step forward mastering the most popular programming language ON THE PLANET!

295 pages, Paperback

Published August 1, 2019

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October 14, 2019
A very good book to improve your skills. Exercises very compact and you can solve them without need to run. I would say that this book targeted more toward the beginner/intermediate Python programmer. I learned some tricks from this book.
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