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PYTHON PROGRAMMING

3 MANUSCRIPTS

This book includes

CRASH COURSE

CODING WITH PYTHON

DATA SCIENCE

THE STEP BY STEP GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS TO MASTER SOFTWARE PROJECTS, ALGORITHMS, TRICKS AND TIPS

Adrienne Hawkes Matthes and John Tacke

PYTHON CRASH COURSE

AN INTRODUCTION GUIDE WITH FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR TOTAL BEGINNERS WITH HANDS-ON PROJECTS, TRICKS AND TIPS TO LEARN FAST CODING CONCEPTS, TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS

Adrienne Hawkes Matthes and John Tacke

Introduction

Since computers were first invented, many people have had the job to make them more useful. To make this happen, there are a ton of programming tools that have been developed over the years to turn the instructions the computer is given into code that the computer can execute. When this first started, assembly language was the main type. While it did allow you to create programming that was tailored and then optimized for the low memory systems of that time, it was hard to learn, read, and maintain and only a few people could use it.

As computer technology grew and many systems became more complex, the programming languages needed to change as well. Some higher-level languages including Lisp, Cobol, and Fortran were produced to produce punch cards which the computers were able to read and then execute the instructions that were found on the card. Programming with this kind of tool was a lot easier than the languages in the past, allowing more people to write the complex programs they needed.

As time started to go on, there were a lot of improvements that were made to some of the technology that we are working with now, and it has resulted in a lot of better storage methods when it comes to our programs and more. For example, some of those punch cards have been replaced with a type of magnetic tape and then it was all moved over to work with a disc drive. As these new inventions came out, the tools to work on these programs improved as well.

Basic was one of the first coding languages that was designed to be easy to read through and this one was developed in the 1960s. then in the 1970s, we saw the introduction of Pascal and C, and these became tools that helped us to get a really simple and structured kind of programming language that would help a programmer to get the efficient code that they want. You will find that the structured languages like these would not have to rely on the goto statement found in some of the other languages. Instead, these programs would rely on a flow that has features including conditional statements, functions, and loops. These features were nice because they would allow a new programmer to make their own applications with the help of standalone reusable routines, which would then be able to lower the amount of time that it would take to develop the program, and even debug it so that the program would work the way that you would like.

It was in the 1980s when the next big advancement in programming happened This was where C++, and a few other languages, turned into OOP languages, or object-oriented programming languages. There are a number of these that are now available and usable, but they were useful because they helped us to hold onto our information better. While these tools of OOP languages were powerful and had some new capabilities when it came to coding, many times they would be seen as special because they could cut out some of the challenges that came with coding. As the use and the popularity of computers started to grow, and it becomes common for more people to use them, it was also an important factor to have a language for programming that was easy to use, one that we can use on a lot of different platforms. Because of this need, the language that we know as Python today was developed.

Python is going to be a general-purpose programming language. Whether you are a beginner or someone who has been in the coding world for some time, you will find that this language is easy to learn while still making sure that there is a lot of power behind it to get those codes done. You are able to use this for a lot of different purposes, from some general housekeeping tasks for your system to just having fun and making your programs and games. Of course, when you compare this language to some of the others out there, you will also notice that Python is going to have a lot of rules and structures that you must follow to get this to work. No matter what codes you would like to write in Python, you will need to follow the rules and ensure that the compiler is ready to handle it all. The good news is that the rules are pretty simple with this language and you will find that this language is simple, powerful, and compact all in one. As a beginner, it is easier to catch onto this kind of coding language than you think, and before long, and with the help of this guidebook, you will be able to get everything to work the way you would like and will be writing your codes in no time.

In the past, a lot of people were worried about learning a coding language. They worried that these languages were too tough to learn, that they would just get frustrated, and that only those who had spent their whole lives around computers could even attempt to write their codes. And maybe with some of the older codes, this was true. Thanks to a lot of the newer codes that have been introduced recently, the idea that only those gifted in computer programming could code has faded away. With many of the codes that are coming out now, including Python, anyone can learn a few of the syntaxes for what they want to do, or even find some premade codes online and make some changes. And since many of these codes are open-sourced, it is easier than ever to learn how to use them and develop the codes to meet your needs.

You will find that many of the modern languages that are used for coding are going to be a lot better and easier to use than what we were able to find in the past with most coding languages. Gone are the days that even professionals would run into troubles regularly when it was time to find the bugs in the system. Now it is possible for anyone and everyone to learn how to use this coding language for these needs. And this is mainly because we have a lot of great OOP languages to work within Python.

Chapter 1 - What Is Python and Why Should You Learn It

You will learn everything you need to learn about a list in Python programming. Lists give you the opportunity to store a particular set of information in a place irrespective of the number of items in such a list. They are important features in Python that are accessible to programmers.

Definition of List

A list refers to a data type that contains a collection of items in an orderly manner. For instance, a list can comprise the alphabets, digits, or names of the street in a country. Below is the syntax structure for a list:

list = [item1, item2, item3, itemN]

Consider the list of items in a kitchen in this code.

kitchen_item = [pot, kettle, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, knife, bowls] print(kitchen_item)

If you decide to print this code, the output will be as follows:

[pot, kettle, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, knife, bowls]

Accessing a List Item

Perhaps, you dont want the users to see certain items in a list; you can decide to access only the items you want. To have access to a particular element in a list, you have to write the list name then followed by the index of the item, which is enclosed in squared brackets. For instance, we can pull the third item in our list of items in the kitchen.

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