This updated second edition of a collection of mini-books assumes the reader is a beginning programmer. Authors John Shovic and Alan Simpson start from the basic elements of Python code with introductions to the specific applications where you'll use it. The focus is on practice over theory, providing you with examples to follow as well as code for you to copy and start modifying in the "real world".

Authors: John Shovic and Alan Simpson
Publisher: For Dummies
Date: April 2021
Pages: 720
ISBN: 978-1119787600
Print: 1119787602
Kindle: B091DGDLK8
Audience: People wanting to learn Python
Level: Introductory
Category:: Python

• Get a thorough grounding in the language basics
• Learn how the syntax is applied in high-profile industries
• Apply Python to projects in enterprise
• Find out how Python can get you into hot careers in AI and big data

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