This book is aimed at young coders, and breaks down complex programming concepts into easy-to-understand chunks, relating them to real-life examples that resonate with young minds. Starting with the absolute basics, Anand Pandey gradually progresses through 16 chapters packed with clear explanations, vibrant illustrations, and interactive activities. Each chapter concludes with a review quiz to reinforce learning and ensure mastery of the material.
Author: Anand Pandey Publisher: Scrib Ink Publishing Date: February 2025 Pages: 252 ISBN: 978-0999740866 Print: 0999740865 Kindle: B0DWZYDYPH Audience: Young coders Level: Introductory Category: Python

- Getting Ready for Python Programming – Set up Python and start coding
- Drawing with Python – Make coding fun by creating art with Python’s Turtle module.
- Understanding Variables, Data Types & Operators – Learn how to store, manage, and manipulate data.
- Functions & Modules – Master reusable code and organize your programs effectively.
- Working with Strings, Lists, Tuples & Dictionaries – Handle and process text and collections of data.
- Conditional Statements & Loops – Control the flow of your programs with logic and repetition.
- Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) – Discover the building blocks of modern software development.
- Real-World Project: Library Management System – Apply everything you’ve learned to build a hands-on coding project
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