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The 1Page Python BookAuthor - Barani KumarTable of ContentsFunctions & its typesPresenting your application - GUICreate a working UI and functions(Marketplace App)Calculator application (UI &functional implementation)Performing User Research &PresentationDebugging & Performance ImprovementLearning Tools (Pycharm edu tools)CopyrightCopyright 2021 by Barani KumarAll rights reserved. This book or any portionthereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoeverwithout the express written permission of the publisher except forthe use of brief quotations in a book review.Published, 2021ISBN-13 9781005944803Barani Kumar, Chennai, Indiahttps://1pagepythonbook.clubAbout the AuthorBarani Kumar, is an engineer, data analyst he hasworked in engineering projects contributing in development andtesting of Information and Technology solutions. He has experiencesin wide businesses, Avionics, Semi-conductor, Software managementand Financial Industry. Currently he is serving as the ProductDeveloper and Co-Director for a Financial Services Company.For suggestions or feedback you can write to myemail [hello@baranikumar.space]Do subscribe to my newsletter @ [ https://1pagepythonbook.club ],Also find my 1 Page reading plan for this book in the website.If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail,Benjamin Franklin.Your positive reviews on the Smashwords book page isgreatly appreciated.Smashwords:https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1067036IntroductionThis Book provides an introduction into pythonprogramming, teaches python language basics and handles some of theintermediate concepts as well. you will be able to follow and do ityourself in the terminal provided at end of this file.You can also set up a development environment inyour computer and practice the concepts explained.Hear from the founder{https://gvanrossum.github.io/}[Guido Van Rossum] of pythonlanguage in his Kings Day Speech{http://neopythonic.blogspot.com/2016/04/kings-day-speech.html}[blogpost]for some inspiration.What is Programming ?A program is a set of rules which performscalculations on a computer. Some for their own good, some for the well being of mankind. Theycame up with mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Thesesystems offloaded some problems. But stuck with decision makingabilities. With advent of electronics and semiconductors Computersbegan to emerge and thus certain ways for mathematical computation. All decision making tasks were seen as mathematical problems tooand solved with help of computers. An abstract decision problem canbe fit into something like this.Input Process OutputAn Input can be a data or a signal to perform ortrigger some process.A process will be the actions that will be performedeither on the data or the with the signal that is received.An output is the end goal or result that needs to beproduced.
History ofProgramming
Initially programming was done only in Hex codes ona microprocessor. These were called low level programming languageto talk to processing computer directly. These were too difficultto write complex programs or logics and hence high level languageswere invented to interact with processing computer more naturallyusing english language words. Languages like ALGOL, Lisp & Ccame into existence ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language ).Currently there are more than 700+ programminglanguages in existence. Many others have demised too due to itsnon-usage. Refer to the wiki link. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languagesHow different is PythonInitially developed High level languages were calledcompiled language. The written programming code has to be processedbefore executing it on the computer processor. The writtenprogramming code can also be called as source code. This processingsoftware is referred to as compiler. The compiler reads thecomplete source code, checks if there are no errors and thenconvert it to machine readable code (byte code). Only this bytecode is executed on processors, they can only understand 0s and1s. Before converting it to byte code the compiler first checks ifthe source code is devoid of errors. It checks for syntax error andsemantic error. Syntax error are those that caused by inappropriateusage of words and grammar defined in the context of programming. Semantic errors are those that are logically incorrect and compilerwill not be able to understand. Right now do not worry how wouldyou write this program, syntax, what is the grammar or logicalincorrectness for compiler to check.
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