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Would you like to start programming with Python from scratch? This is the easiest way you can find it!

Have you always wanted to learn how to program? Have you ever thought it was too difficult? Or did you think you didnt have enough necessary skills? If so, keep reading...

Knowing where to start when learning a new skill can be a challenge, especially when the topic seems so vast. There can be so much information available that you cant even decide where to start. Or worse, you start down the path of learning and quickly discover too many concepts, commands, and nuances that arent explained. This kind of experience is frustrating and leaves you with more questions than answers.

Once you start reading, you will appreciate a simple, clear, and essential guide.

You no longer have to waste time and money trying to learn Python from expensive online courses or from incredibly long textbooks that leave you just more confused and frustrated.

Heres what youll find in this book:

Practical programming exercises that will help you apply programming concepts to real-life situations
How to install Python on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Screenshots included.
How to work with various data types including strings, lists, tuples, dictionaries, booleans, and more.
What variables are and when to use them.
The best way to control the flow of your programs.
What modules are, when you should use them, and how to create your own.
How to define and use functions.
Object Programming
Debugging exercises that will teach you to notice errors in Python code quickly
Fun projects that will test your knowledge and motivate you to practice even more
Valuable tips for mastering Python quickly

Learning the basics of any programming language may seem a bit boring at first, but once youve written your first program that does something even if its just printing text on the screen your excitement and motivation will become unstoppable!

If youve tried learning Python before but got discouraged by too much theory this book is guaranteed to rekindle your interest in Python programming!

Are you ready to start writing Python apps that work? If youre prepared to learn the basics of python programming7 DAYS FROM TODAY, get a copy of this book today!

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Python Programming for Beginners

Learn Coding in 7 Days: Crash Course Introduction to Programming | Hands-On Projects and Examples

By John Reed

CODING ACADEMIA

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Table of Contents

Introduction

There are many reasons why I think everyone should be able to learn to program:

It can simplify your daily life, a common cycle for example can be much more powerful than you imagine.
It can become a job, even if it is well paid.
It helps you to reason logically, do not underestimate this aspect, we are always surrounded by small problems, and learning to rationalize is a skill you can always rely on.

A computer is a very powerful and at the same time very stupid tool: a practically infinite amount of memory when compared with our brain, a high calculation speed and moreover is not always bored doing the same thing (for a human being it would be instead impossible). What you have to do to use his potential is to learn to "communicate with him", and this can be achieved through the knowledge of programming languages.

To really learn something, you must like it. Learning to programming must become a hobby for you, such as going for a walk or playing the guitar. Initially you will write programs for yourself, to simplify what your current needs are; when you get good enough you can start writing code for someone else, and start working by programming in Python.

In the rest of this book I will teach you all the tools to become a professional programmer. Of course it cannot be an exhaustive book, any book is exaustive and this is even more true in programming. What I can teach you is all the knowledge to be able to walk alone, deepen and become an ever better programmer, and perhaps ... the best, day after day.

To start writing a program, you need an idea, or rather, a "problem". You will need asomething that needs a solution. At that point you start writing code, thinking about each step to get to the solution. You can start thinking sequentially or (as I do) go backwards. Start from the end and step by step analyze all the steps you need until you have reached the starting point.

Once this is done, all you have to do is write it in the form of a code. If you have a little experience in other programming languages you will realize how Python's grammar is much more intuitive. You will find yourself writing code as if you were writing a simple sentence in English, for this reason the learning curve will be very fast. Just like any language we will start by writing small sentences and analyzing them, when you acquire the necessary mastery we will start writing more and more complex programs.

Reading this book, studying it, writing codes with him is only a matter of time before "the light will turn on". This is undoubtedly the best time, you will begin to understand the wonderful world behind programming and you will write codes all day because you want to learn the next step as fast as you can, in short, the computer not obtained for you more secrets, you will be able literally to do anything with it.

CHAPTER 1. Setting Up your Environment

The first thing you need to do with Python is to install it.

If you are using an account on a remote server, your ISP may have already installed Python 3. If you are using Linux at home, you may already have Python 3 in this case too. Most popular GNU / Linux distributions include Python 2 in the own default installation; the number of distributions that also include Python 3 is limited, but steadily increasing. Mac OS X includes a command line version of Python 2, but at the time of writing it does not include Python 3. Microsoft Windows does not include any version of Python. But don't despair! You can pave the way towards installing Python with a mouse click, regardless of which operating system you use.

The easiest way to check if you have Python 3 on your Linux or Mac OS X system is to use the command line. On Linux, look for a program called Terminal in your Applications menu. (It could be in a submenu like Accessories or System Tools.) On Mac OS X, there is an application called Terminal.app in your / Applications / Utilities / folder.

Once you are at the command line prompt, simply type python3 (all in lowercase, no spaces) and see what happens. On my home Linux system Python 3 is already installed, so this command brings me into the interactive Python shell.

mark@atlantis:~$ python3

Python 3.0.1+ (r301:69556, Apr 15 2009, 17:25:52)

[GCC 4.3.3] on linux2

Digit "help", "copyright", "credits" o "license" for further informations.

>>>

So going back to the question this section started with, "Which Python do you need?" Whatever is already installed on the computer you have.

Installing Python on Windows

Today Windows is distributed for two architectures: 32 bit and 64 bit. Of course, there are many different versions of Windows - XP, Vista, Windows 7 - but Python works on all of them. The most important distinction is between 32 bit and 64 bit. If you have no idea which architecture you are using, it is probably 32-bit.

Visit python.org/download/ and download the Python 3 for Windows installer appropriate for your architecture. Your choices will look like these:

Windows Python 3.1 installer (Windows executable - does not include sources)

Windows Python 3.1 AMD64 installer (Windows AMD64 executable - does not include sources)

I prefer not to provide you with direct links to download installers, because minor Python updates are released at all times and I don't want to be responsible for making you miss any important updates. You should always install the latest version of Python 3.x unless you have some dark reason for not doing so.

Double-click the msi file when the download is complete Windows will present - photo 1

Double-click the .msi file when the download is complete. Windows will present you with a security warning while you are about to start an executable file. The official Python installer is digitally signed by the Python Software Foundation, the nonprofit company that oversees the development of Python. Beware of imitations!

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