Illustrated Guide to Python 3

Treading on Python #1

by Matt Harrison, Roger A. Davidson (Technical Editor), Andrew McLaughlin (Technical Editor)

Are you ready to jumpstart your programming career? This book will arm you with years of knowledge and experience that are condensed into an easy to follow format. Rather than taking months reading blogs and websites and searching mailing lists and groups, this book will allow a programmer to quickly become knowledgeable and comfortable with Python.

Genres: Coding, Programming, Computer Science, Nonfiction, Computers, Ebooks

225 pages, ebook

Reviews

[☘Misericordia☘ ⚡ϟ⚡⛈⚡☁ ❇️❤❣]

A great manual to just hand out to beginners, students, people who need to get some readable Python-starter material.

It starts out with the 'how to install', 'how to switch on', 'how to save work' and 'how to run' advice and then proceeds to the more fleshed out stuff. Lovely, huh?

The explanations of how all the stuff is supposed to work and hang together are pretty much ingeniuos and rarely met in similar manuals.

However basic, this is precisely the book to give to someone who wants to know more and hasn't got yet too much experience with Python.

[Samichtime]

Great basic reference guide for common error messages. Other guides are just “create create create!” but this covers the more realistic scenarios of “wtf did I just do it’s not working” 😂

Naming conventions! This part is underrated.

[Timpark]

If you want to understand or start programming, even simple scripting, but have no knowledge, this is the book to start with.

[Husam Rahman]

Great if you are just starting with Python. This book provides a solid base. If you are more experienced, you maybe better offer referencing a more advanced book

[Prajwal Paudyal]

I read this book while on a backseat driving through grand canyon. (I've been there too many times) Its simple and beneficial. I learned a few things despite thinking I was already 'intermediate'

[Senthil Kumaran]

This book covers a lot and is aimed towards the beginner of Python. The exercises are interesting, approachable and presented for the text introduced.

[Algirdas]

Very good book to start the path of learning programming.

[Duskweasel]

A not-too-long, good introduction to Python. I was struggling finding a book that would

[Chehrona Fozil]

A great book for solidifying the fundamentals.

[Mark]

Used it as an afternoon refresher after a couple month's hiatus. Quite useful in this way.

[Dabi Junaidi]

yes I read