Python: 3 Manuscripts in 1 book: - Python Programming For Beginners - Python Programming For Intermediates - Python Programming for Advanced

by Maurice J. Thompson

This Box Set Includes 3 Books:
Python Programming For Beginners - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!
Python Programming For Intermediates - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!
Python Programming For Advanced - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!




Python Programming For Beginners - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!
Here's what you'll learn from this book:
✓Introduction
✓Understanding Python: A Detailed Background
✓How Python Works
✓Python Glossary
✓How to Download and Install Python
✓Python Programming 101: Interacting With Python in Different Ways
✓How to Write Your First Python Program
✓Variables, Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries
✓About User-Defined Functions
✓How to Write User-Defined Functions in Python
✓About Coding Style
✓Practice Projects: The Python Projects for Your Practice








Python Programming For Intermediates - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!
Here's what you'll learn from this book:
✓ Shallow copy and deep copy
✓ Objects and classes in Python–including python inheritance, multiple inheritances, and so on
✓ Recursion in Python
✓ Debugging and testing
✓ Fibonacci sequence (definition) and Memoization in Python in Python
✓ Arguments in Python
✓ Namespaces in Python and Python Modules
✓ Simple Python projects for Intermediates








Python Programming For Advanced - Learn The Basics Of Python In 7 Days!
Here's what you'll learn from this book:
✓File management
✓Python Iterator
✓Python Generator
✓Regular Expressions
✓Python Closure
✓Python Property
✓Python Assert, and
✓Simple recap projects








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Genres: Programming, Reference, Amazon, Computers, Science, Technology

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Published April 28, 2018

Reviews

[Jaideep Khanduja · Rating 5 out of 5]

Whether you are aspiring to learn python or an expert coding for some time, this book has a lot in store for all levels of enthusiasts.

[Rafael Souza · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a good book with good projects, specially for the price I got it on kindle, but there are some important problems with it: beware that some of it's links to exercises and stuff like that are broken and there are A LOT of spelling errors and some of them are meaningful for understanding the concepts. I won't quite remember the specific quote at this moment, but to give an example it would be something like: "you can't use list() to make a list when using a variable" and he meant 'can' or vice-versa. Another important thing: there are some points in the book that he switches from Python 3 to Python 2 examples and you simply cannot use it on a python3 interpreter because it won't work. It looks like he tried to reuse part of the manuscripts in the updated version of the book and forgot this part.

It's more a 3.5 than a 3 still.

[Chloe Partrick · Rating 1 out of 5]

Honestly I couldn’t get past the introduction due to the terrible grammar. I don’t understand how this author published this book without even having it proofread? There are also hyperlinks in the book? I am not sure how that is useful when it’s literally on paper but all in all, 0/10, do not buy. Can’t even return it because I bought it through a bookstore and it is printed to order. I would have left two stars if this author at least allowed me to return this terrible book.

[SI Becker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good in parts

I skipped the 'beginner' section and went straight to 'intermediate' which was good. However I found the 'advanced' section quite poorly structured and badly written. I eventually gave up on it. Considering it is free then can't be too critical!

[Marina · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm more of a learn while you do it person, but it was good to go through this after one year of working with Python like a review.

[Daniel Rigo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Liked it!! I still read it!

I like this book! There are things that I don't knew before! I recommend this book to everyone who wants to learn python \ learn about

[Zine Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good introduction to the language for a coder.

[Rayni · Rating 2 out of 5]

Don't bother.

[KiKi Maher · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice

[GunpowderGreen · Rating 3 out of 5]

These books contain quite a few mistakes but they do introduce some useful topics that are worth exploring in greater detail from other resources.

[Theresa Wade · Rating 1 out of 5]

Companion PDF isn't available. Not worth it.

[Helio]

A good book. It points all the basics aspects that a programmer needs. Some faults: it's missing examples about internet connectivity and etc.