Learn Python Programming for Beginners - The Best Step-by-Step Guide for Coding with Python Great for Kids and Adults Includes Practical Exercises on Data Analysis Machine Learning and More

Flynn Fisher

Maison d'édition: Flynn Fisher

Synopsis

The Complete Python Masterclass Made Easy, Even if You’ve Never Coded in Your Life!

If you go on Google right at this second and open any statistics with the most in-demand programming languages for the past 5 years until today you will consistently see in the top 3 a language called ‘Python’. More often than not, it is the number one programming language to learn year after year.

But why would so many people look for Python experts?

Two big reasons:

	It’s an extremely powerful high-level programming language
	The coding syntax is very simplified, making it fail-proof to learn and execute


Combining those two things makes Python constantly being improved and updated. While learning the basics is something that will get you
started, you will have the ability to grow your skills above and beyond because there’s always new updates and improvements being made.

In ‘Learn Python Programming for Beginners’, Flynn Fisher starts from scratch. He will teach you the fundamentals of coding with Python and help you lay down the building blocks of your future programming abilities. This book is made in a way that every chapter is building upon each other.

By the end, you will learn:


	The Fundamentals of Python Programming laid down in a matter of days with a no nonsense approach of learning
	Creating Operations by Combining the Fundamentals together and building upon each other step-bystep
	Machine Learning with Python explained in plain English that will get you to skyrocket your education and your programming skills
	Apply Your Knowledge with the practical exercises inside the book, which cover everything from the basics to data analysis and machine learning


Programming can be hard if you don’t have a precise step-by-step guide. Luckily, inside this book, you will find all the building blocks needed to start your Python programming journey.

See you inside as you start your Python coding journey!

Disponible depuis: 24/11/2020.

Science et Technologie

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