This book is intended for the professional programmer who wants to learn Python to be able to write complex Python programs and work with existing Python code. Author Matt Telles explains the packages that make Python one of the most popular programming languages along with the “Pythonic” way of thinking and programming.
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Author: Matt Telles Publisher: BPB Publications Date: December 2019 Pages: 386 ISBN: 978-9389423754 Print: 9389423759 Kindle: B082WDWBS4 Audience: Developers wanting to learn Python Level: Intermediate Category: Python
- Acquire knowledge of Python programming simply and easily.
- Learn about object-oriented programming and how it applies to Python.
- Make a splash with list comprehensions, generators, and decorators.
- Learn about file processing with Python, and how it makes JSON easy to deal with.
- Work with dictionaries and sets quickly and easily.
- Learn about what others have made available in the Python world.
- Pick up tricks and tips that will make you look like a Python expert in no time.
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Microsoft Azure For Dummies, 2nd Edition
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TinyML: Machine Learning with TensorFlow Lite
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