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Python
6 Books in 1:
The Ultimate Bible to Learn Python Programming for a Career in Machine Learning, Data Science &
Web Development.
Author Name
Oliver Soranson
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LEARNING PYTHON
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PYTHON MACHINE LEARNING
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MACHINE LEARNING WITH PYTHON
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PYTHON FOR DATA ANALYSIS
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PYTHON DATA SCIENCE
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PYTHON DATA SCIENCE HANDBOOK
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Learning Python
The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python Accompanied by Useful Tools
Author Name
Oliver Soranson
Introduction
C ongratulations on your decision to purchase this book, it is the best decision you have taken. You are a step away from becoming a professional Python programmer. If you are new to coding, it can be challenging. Perhaps you have considered programming languages such as Java, C++, or COBOL, and this has scared you. I am in no way trying to make you scared, but this book contains symbols and letters that initially you may not understand. Dont worry because that is not the case with Python programming because it is much easier than you can ever imagine. At the end of this book, you will program like a professional with over ten years of experience.
Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding With Python Accompanied by Useful Tools doesnt include many assumptions regarding your knowledge of the Python language or any computer programming language. You dont require any prior experience to get the best from this book. I will guide you by following a step-by-step approach. Furthermore, every new jargon, code, or concepts in this book are explained such that even a seven years old lad will understand. In the course of this book, you will encounter numerous programs and examples to improve your Python programming skills.
Lets Get Started!
Who Is This Book for?
This book is specifically for those to learn the basics of Python programming. Learning Python is ideal for both middle and high school educators whose desire is to guide their students into the programming world.
The purpose of this book is to equip you with the knowledge of Python programming and make you a more efficient programmer. You will also learn advanced Python techniques that will enable you to create whatever program and web application you envision.
Brief History of Python Language
Python programming language began in December 1989. Guido Van Rossum created the language, who started programming as a hobby. During that period, he was busy with a project with the Dutch CWI research Institute. However, the project was later terminated, which enable him to start learning the fundamentals of the language.
The major advantage of the language is its ability to extend into more complex codes and supports multiple platforms. During the beginning days, these two features were important when personal computers became popular. In 2000, Python 2.0 was released to make it a community-oriented programming language. However, since the introduction of the Python 3 version, not many seems to use the previous version.
Why Python?
Interestingly, a beginner can choose from various programming languages. Despite this, Python is an important option to consider because it is easy for anyone to use. Additionally, it can be used on various platforms without any need to change things. The following are benefits that make people love using Python.
  • Readability: The language is designed in such a way that it works with the English Language. This makes it easier for anyone to read without requiring any aid. Python also has strict rules as regards the punctuations.
  • Libraries: The language has been in existence for over 30 years and contains codes that other programmers can use effectively.
  • Community: The community for Python is significant because of its popularity. There are workshops where you can meet people to ask questions and learn more about the language. As a beginner, such a community can help you to learn faster and meet others who are experienced more than you are.
  • Different platform: Python works on various operating systems such as Mac, UNIX, Windows, etc.
Features of Python Language
There are a lot of features that make Python Language one of the most sought languages to learn. These features include:
  • It has a vast library, which works with other programming tasks.
  • Platform compatibility it can work on various platforms such as Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, and Unix.
  • Expandable to other programming languages.
  • Free to download.
  • Contain advanced features such as list generators and comprehensions.
  • Codes can be grouped into modules and packages.
  • There are varieties of basics data types to choose from, such as strings, lists, dictionaries, and numbers.
How Python Runs Program
Every programming language has its way of working to execute the program. They all work differently, which is you must learn the process of organizing these words, and the various statements required by the programming language to avoid any issue or errors. In this section, I will briefly explore the way python executes its commands.
When you work with this language, you must understand that this is through an interpreter language. Therefore, you need a text interpreter to execute the programs line by line before converting into the language the computer can understand. Since python is a scripting language, you can directly write your code and execute it through the Python shell or decides to write the code and save it with its file extension.
What python does is to work on your source code and convert them into a byte code, which has the extension as .pyc; this makes it easier for your code to be executed, and within a few seconds, you see the output.
Each time you try to call a program you wrote, what python does is to check if it has a compiled version already with .pyc suffix. Python will check if a compiled version already exists with the .pyc suffix. If it does, it will load the code, but if it doesnt, a new code will be created before the program executes.
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