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    Python: Programming For Beginners: Learn The Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
    Python: Programming For Beginners: Learn The Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
    Python: Programming For Beginners: Learn The Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
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    Python: Programming For Beginners: Learn The Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days

    By Michael Knapp

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    Do you want to learn Python in a easy and fast way?

    Learn Python Programming NOW!


    Through this book, you are going to learn everything you need to know in order to start using Python in a way that is going to make your work more productive and valuable. 

    Knowing how to use Python is not something that is going to be required for all jobs, but if you are looking for an ethical hacking job, a technical job, or a programming job, it is expected because Python is one of the most used programming languages out there due to the fact that it is user-friendly and it uses dynamic typing. When you have Python under your belt, you are making yourself a valuable asset to any company that is going to hire you which will put you ahead of the other applicants that do not know Python.


     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhiteFlowerPublsihing
    Release dateApr 24, 2020
    ISBN9781540138491
    Python: Programming For Beginners: Learn The Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
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    Michael Knapp

    Michael Knapp is a historian of radical democracy, Cofounder of the Campaign Tatort Kurdistan and member of NavDem Berlin. His research focuses on the Kurdish issue and the construction of alternatives to capitalist modernity. His research has taken him to the Middle East, where he has studied the Kurdish Liberation Struggle and the PKK.

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      Definitely not written by a tech writer. I lost count of the use of the word “going” after Chapter 3.
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    Python - Michael Knapp

    Introduction:

    Thanks for buying the book Python Programming for Beginners: Learn the Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days.

    Through this book, you are going to learn everything you need to know in order to start using Python in a way that is going to make your work more productive and valuable.

    Knowing how to use Python is not something that is going to be required for all jobs, but if you are looking for an ethical hacking job, a technical job, or a programming job, it is expected because Python is one of the most used programming languages out there due to the fact that it is user-friendly and it uses dynamic typing. When you have Python under your belt, you are making yourself a valuable asset to any company that is going to hire you which will put you ahead of the other applicants that do not know Python.

    There is  a wide variation of uses for Python, and it is hard to get away from Python in your everyday life due to the fact that it is written into almost everything that we touch. Even the kindle book that you are currently reading!

    If you have used any other programming language, you are going to know some of the basics that you are going to use in Python, however, do not assume that because you know how to write out code with programs such as JavaScript that you are going to be able to write out code with Python. There is a JavaScript version of Python that will work with JavaScript, but most versions of Python are not going to be anything similar to the other programming languages. Python is its own programming language that works off of its own rules that you are going to learn in this book!

    When you go to the Python website, you are going to discover that there are several different versions that you are going to be able to download. You are going to want to go with the version of Python that is going to be the most up to date. However, some of the code that you are going to be working with is not going to work with every version of Python. This is why Python allows for you to be able to download the other versions and run your code on them without compromising the other versions of Python that are on your computer. Therefore, if you have version 2 and 3 on your PC, you are going to be allowed to work off of both of them without worrying about having to uninstall the other version when you are not using it. Pretty neat huh? 

    Another great thing about Python is that they are going to offer you any help that you could possibly need! If you log into their website, you are going to have the option of find forms and guides that are going to be written by a Python user just like you which are meant to help explain what you want to do in a way that hopefully, you are able to understand. Sometimes looking at the technical guides that you can import on Python are not going to be that helpful.

    Should you not be able to understand after reading someone else’s explanation, then there are other ways that you are going to be able to get the support that you need to figure out the issues that you are having with Python. Python is constantly changing so you should not be

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