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    Python Programming: 8 Simple Steps to Learn Python Programming Language in 24 hours! Practical Python Programming for Beginners, Python Commands and Python Language
    Python Programming: 8 Simple Steps to Learn Python Programming Language in 24 hours! Practical Python Programming for Beginners, Python Commands and Python Language
    Python Programming: 8 Simple Steps to Learn Python Programming Language in 24 hours! Practical Python Programming for Beginners, Python Commands and Python Language
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    Python Programming: 8 Simple Steps to Learn Python Programming Language in 24 hours! Practical Python Programming for Beginners, Python Commands and Python Language

    By Norman James

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    'Python Programming Language in 24 hours!' is the ultimate resource for newbies looking to learn a programming language that is easy to grasp in a very short time compared to other programming languages such as C++, Java and Pascal.

    This book is promising to get you on your way to becoming a master of Python in no time.  It endows you with the powers of a programmer with a solid foundation of the basics that you can use to create almost anything you want using Python in 24 hours or less.

    The book has clear and straight forward examples that you can just copy and paste with explanations that are short, practical and easy to understand.

    The book will teach you:

    How to install the latest Python 3 interpreter and using shell and the editor to create Python programs

    How to format and print information to the screen using Python commands

    How to define variables and perform operations such as arithmetic

    How to make your programs interactive by accepting user input and also receiving input from external files such as text files

    How to enable your programs to make decisions using conditional statements

    How to make your programs repeat a set of operations until a conditional is met through loops

    Functions, modules plus much more

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmazing Publisher
    Release dateFeb 3, 2017
    ISBN9781386517368
    Python Programming: 8 Simple Steps to Learn Python Programming Language in 24 hours! Practical Python Programming for Beginners, Python Commands and Python Language

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      Python Programming - Norman James

      Introduction

      It is always a good idea to learn how to program. It gives you the freedom to do whatever you want on your computer. Using it for the right purposes can allow you to save time by boosting your productivity efficiently and effectively. This will allow you to reach all new levels and heights while putting you ahead of anyone in your field.

      Plus, once you learn to program, it is very fun.

      Some programming languages are easy to learn and some not so much. The challenge is picking the best one that does exactly what you have in mind and can get you going as quickly as possible. Python is the language.

      This books aims at getting you acquainted with the basics of Python in 24 hours or less while giving you a deep understating of the concepts, and offering practical examples to get you going as quickly as possible while steering clear of any advanced topics.

      By the end of this book you will be able to create Python programs that print information out to the user (there will be a lot of this in this book), tell Python how to store data, get input from the user then perform operations on that input such as making decisions and doing calculations, and also get information from external files such as text files and do more operation on that as well.

      All this will be done in this book that can be read within 24 hours. All examples can be typed out. So there is no need to download any source files.

      But before we get into all of that let us look at what Python is and what it can do for you after you have learned the basics.

      Chapter 1: Introduction to the Python Language

      Python is a general purpose, high-level programming language that was created in the late 1990s by Guido Van Rossum. It has a design philosophy that emphasizes on code readability and allowed programmers to easily express concepts very quickly and in fewer lines of codes than they would be able to in other programming languages, such as C++, Java and Pascal.

      It was also designed to reduce development time by having fewer syntactical restrictions compared to other programming languages. This also helps in reducing many errors in programming that newbies make.

      To reiterate some of the points mentioned in this chapter in a focused way (while adding more). Python is:

      Easy to learn

      This is why it is called the programming language for beginners. If you have a concept that you need to roll out very quickly then Python is for you because less code is require compared to other programming languages.

      Powerful

      It has high level functions, a huge standard library, and plenty of other easily available libraries and functions that can let you create anything you want while giving you productivity boost with a dynamic type system and automatic memory management for efficiency.

      A scripting language

      This is because it uses an interpreter to translate its code into machine code. As such, you don’t need to compile your entire code before you execute it. The translator will read and execute each line of code as it comes across.

      Object Oriented

      It allows you to model real world objects using code and it also allows you to give those objects attributes and abilities.

      Cross Platform

      It has interpreters available for every major operating system. This means that any program you write in Windows will run the same on Mac OS X and Linux. You can even package the code into stand-alone packages using Py2exe or Pyinstaller for use

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