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It has been interesting to see No Starch Press producing future classics that should be alongside the more traditional programming books. Python Crash Course is one of those books.
Greg Laden, ScienceBlogs
Deals with some rather complex projects and lays them out in a consistent, logical, and pleasant manner that draws the reader into the subject.
Full Circle Magazine
Well presented with good explanations of the code snippets. The book works with you, one small step at a time, building more complex code, explaining whats going on all the way.
FlickThrough Reviews
Learning Python with Python Crash Course was an extremely positive experience! A great choice if youre new to Python.
Mikke Goes Coding
Does what it says on the tin, and does it really well.... Presents a large number of useful exercises as well as three challenging and entertaining projects.
RealPython.com
A fast-paced but comprehensive introduction to programming with Python, Python Crash Course is another superb book to add to your library and help you finally master Python.
TutorialEdge.net
A brilliant option for complete beginners without any coding experience. If youre looking for a solid, uncomplicated intro to this very deep language, I have to recommend this book.
WhatPixel.com
Contains literally everything you need to know about Python and even more.
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While Python Crash Course uses Python to teach you to code, it also teaches clean programming skills that apply to most other languages.
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3RD EDITION
by Eric Matthes
PYTHON CRASH COURSE, 3RD EDITION. Copyright 2023 by Eric Matthes.
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The Library of Congress has catalogued the first edition as follows:
Matthes, Eric, 1972
Python crash course : a hands-on, project-based introduction to programming / by Eric Matthes.
pages cm
Includes index.
Summary: "A project-based introduction to programming in Python, with exercises. Covers general programming concepts, Python fundamentals, and problem solving. Includes three projects - how to create a simple video game, use data visualization techniques to make graphs and charts, and build an interactive web application"-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN 978-1-59327-603-4 -- ISBN 1-59327-603-6
1. Python (Computer program language) I. Title.
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For my father, who always made time to answer my questions about programming, and for Ever, who is just beginning to ask me his questions
Eric Matthes was a high school math and science teacher for 25 years, and he taught introductory Python classes whenever he could find a way to fit them into the curriculum. Eric is a full-time writer and programmer now, and he is involved in a number of open source projects. His projects have a diverse range of goals, from helping predict landslide activity in mountainous regions to simplifying the process of deploying Django projects. When hes not writing or programming, he enjoys climbing mountains and spending time with his family.
Kenneth Love lives in the Pacific Northwest with their family and cats. Kenneth is a longtime Python programmer, open source contributor, teacher, and conference speaker.
The response to the first and second editions of Python Crash Course has been overwhelmingly positive. More than one million copies are in print, including translations in over 10 languages. Ive received letters and emails from readers as young as 10, as well as from retirees who want to learn to program in their free time. Python Crash Course is being used in middle schools and high schools, and also in college classes. Students who are assigned more advanced textbooks are using Python Crash Course as a companion text for their classes and finding it a worthwhile supplement. People are using it to enhance their skills on the job, change careers, and start working on their own side projects. In short, people are using the book for the full range of purposes I had hoped they would, and much more.
The opportunity to write a third edition of Python Crash Course has been thoroughly enjoyable. Although Python is a mature language, it continues to evolve as every language does. My main goal in revising the book is to keep it a well-curated introductory Python course. By reading this book, youll learn everything you need to start working on your own projects, and youll build a solid foundation for all of your future learning as well. Ive updated some sections to reflect newer, simpler ways of doing things in Python. Ive also clarified some sections where certain details of the language were not presented as accurately as they could have been. All the projects have been completely updated using popular, well-maintained libraries that you can confidently use to build your own projects.
The following is a summary of specific changes that have been made in the third edition:
- Chapter 1 now features the text editor VS Code, which is popular among beginner and professional programmers and works well on all operating systems.
- Chapter 2 includes the new methods
removeprefix()andremovesuffix(), which are helpful when working with files and URLs. This chapter also features Pythons newly improved error messages, which provide much more specific information to help you troubleshoot your code when something goes wrong.
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