Python for beginners
Learn the Best Tips and Tricks to Get the Most Out of Python Now
[Lisa Din]
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Congratulations on downloading Python for beginners: Learn the Best Tips and Tricks to Get the Most Out of Python Now! and thank you for doing so.
Lets face it: its really easy to hit a wall with Python. Its really, really easy. In fact, its really easy to hit a wall with a great number of languages. I cant tell you the exact things to do to get past your wall, but I can tell you a bunch of really neat tips and tricks that will build your programming skills and help you to be on your way to being the master programmer that you innately feel that you can be.
You and I both know why youre here: you want to be a better programmer. And I get that. Actually, I more than get that. I empathize with it. Ive been there numerous times.
The following chapters will discuss how to get through your funk if youre having one, or otherwise just tips and tricks which will really help you in your Python programming. Some of these are going to seem terribly obvious, sure. But the fact is that its extremely easy to miss things when youre learning. And on top of that, there are 100% topics that you just, frankly, never bothered to learn about that very well could enhance your workflow or productivity or even just the simple quality of your code. After all, who doesnt like a quality set of code?
There are plenty of books on this subject on the market, thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible, please enjoy!
Chapter 1: Introduction to Python
In this generation of computer programming and highly technical applications, its smart to move with the times. If you dont, you will be left behind in many undertakings that you want to pursue.
If you want to be the cream of the crop, you must learn how to create and read computer or programming language. Your knowledge will not only set you apart from your contemporaries, but will also boost your productivity and self-advancement in relevance with the expanding world of computer lingo.
What is Python?
Python is a powerful programming language. You can use it for free in developing software that can run on Nokia mobile phones, Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix, JAVA, Amiga, and many more operating systems.
Python is object-oriented and provides simple and easy to read and use language that you can utilize in creating your programs.
Even if youre not a programmer, it would be beneficial for you to know about Python because of the numerous uses you can take advantage of.
So, where is Python used?
Here is a summary of the uses of Python:
To process images
To write Internet scripts
To embed scripts
To manipulate database programs
To provide system utilities
To create artificial intelligence
To create graphical user interface applications using IDEs on Windows and other platforms
Advantages of learning Python
For you to understand more what you stand to gain from learning Python, here are its major pros.
You can:
Learn Python easily because the syntax or language in programming is simple.
Prepare codes readily that can be used in various operating systems such as Linux, Windows, Unix and Mac OS X.
Promptly access the Python standard library that helps users in creating, editing, accessing, running and maintaining files.
Integrate programs and systems promptly because the programming language is easy to follow.
Handle the errors more reliably because the syntax is capable of identifying and raising exceptions.
Learn more quickly because the programming language is object oriented.
Access IDLE, which makes it possible for users to create codes and check if the codes work, through Pythons interactive system.
Download Python for free, and enjoy all the benefits of a free application.
Embed your Python data in other systems.
Stop worrying about freeing the memory for your codes, because Python does it automatically.
If youre in, then, lets start the ball rolling!
Chapter 2: Why Python?
Python is an interpretive language, meaning it can be run without the need to compile, unlike languages such as C and C ++. This still makes it easier to develop programs with Python. Many things you need to write a program in Python, data structures, functions are already available to you. In this way, as in other languages to solve a problem without the need to design to the finest details you can write presentations with the infrastructure much more quickly program
Python has a simple syntax. This makes it easier and more enjoyable to write programs, as well as more easily understand the programs written by others. Python allows you to do much with little code.
What makes a programming language powerful is its ability to work on different platforms. Python can run on almost any platform. Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac, Symbian, and more
The Python language is the center of many world-famous attractions with its advantages. Organizations such as Google, Youtube, Yahoo always need Python programmers.
Python Versions
Python has been developed since 1990. Python version 1.0 was released in January 1994. The Python 2 series follow this. Python series is also available in lower versions, such as 2.7.11. In general, these series are expressed with names such as 2.x, 3.x. There are currently a large number of programs on the market written in Python 2.x series.
