Python Programming

Are you ready to learn Python in 7 days?

This book will help you to understand the basics of python in just 7 days.

Code is the language of the future. And the time to learn the ins and outs of coding is now, unless of course you want to be left behind from the biggest revolution that mankind will witness. 



The question then becomes; so which programming language should you at least prioritize to learn given that there are so many programming languages? 

Well, if for whatever reason, you have been looking to learn programming or perhaps looking to improve your programming skills, Python programming language could be the best option you can get right now. It makes everything so easy!  

Particularly, if you are a beginner who is looking to dip his or her feet into programming, you need to learn a simple language that is easy to understand and that has easy to maintain code. You need to learn a programming language that runs on all key operating systems such as Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft windows, and one that is more reliable (does not contain pointers, which is case with other languages based on C). 

This book will introduce you to the Python programming language and make sure that after reading the guide, you shall be aware of the basics of the language and able to create simple Python programs. This book the first in a series of 3 books meant to help you learn Python programming, from beginner to intermediate then advanced level.

As such, this book will handle everything you need to build a strong understanding of the basics of Python programming language. 

Introduction

Understanding Python: A Detailed Background

How Python Works

Python Glossary

How to Download and Install Python

Python Programming 101: Interacting With Python in Different Ways

How to Write Your First Python Program

Variables, Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries

About User-Defined Functions

How to Write User-Defined Functions in Python

About Coding Style

Practice Projects: The Python Projects for Your Practice