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Python Programming: Learn Code Create

Sachin Naha

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Sinopsis

"Python Programming: Learn, Code, Create" is the ultimate guide for anyone eager to master Python from scratch. Starting with the essentials, the book walks you through installing Python and setting up your development environment, ensuring a smooth start for beginners. Each chapter builds upon the last, gradually introducing fundamental concepts like variables, lists, and functions, while also delving into more advanced topics such as object-oriented programming, file handling, and exception handling.
What sets this book apart are its hands-on projects. From building a Space Shooter Game to creating data visualizations and developing a web application, readers not only learn Python syntax but also apply it to real-world scenarios. Whether you're aiming to automate tasks, analyze data, or build interactive applications, "Python Programming" equips you with the skills and confidence to succeed. Perfect for both self-learners and classroom use, this book ensures that by the end, you'll not only understand Python but also be ready to embark on more advanced coding adventures. Start your Python journey today and unleash your creativity with "Python Programming: Learn, Code, Create."
Disponible desde: 28/07/2024.

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