Pyhton: Rapid Programming Training, From Novice to Expert in a Short Period of Time

Do you want to learn Python programming quickly?

Do you want to learn more, whether you're just starting out or have years of experience?

Do you want a manual that is simple to read and understand?

This book is the appropriate solution.

You will receive not just one but two Python books.

In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of programming by practicing variables, lists, classes, and loops through engaging, topic-specific activities, before moving on to creating interactive programs and best practices for testing your code.

Python Programming - 2 Books in 1 is intended to make getting started as simple as possible, regardless of your current level of knowledge or experience. The book is also written in a simple, step-by-step format, with each chapter linking to the one before it.

You will begin learning both the theory and practice of your chosen field right away.

In addition to a straightforward handbook that avoids dry explanations and theory, you will have access to a lively and interactive GUIDE to practical experience.

Everything a Python newbie needs to get started, as well as more advanced material for more experienced programmers.

This comprehensive volume contains:

Book 1

The five essential components of software development

Python setup instructions for beginners

Variable and data type classification

Standard operating procedures

An overview of text operations

Python data structures

The development of a simple game

Learn how to use functions and global variables.

The fundamentals of object-oriented programming

Experts' top secrets for dealing with problems quickly

Book 2: Algorithms and information processing

a plethora of reference materials

Learn how to manipulate strings in Python.

Writing Python code that is both practical and up to date.

Using specialized modules to complete specific tasks

Free software and collaborative programming

Help for Python newcomers

Simple data structures

Creating software for distributed systems and client-server architectures

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