Python Programming for Beginners

Learn Python in a Step by Step Approach, Complete Practical Crash Course to Learn Python Coding

By: White Belt Mastery

Narrated by: Chuck Roe

Length: 6 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

This is the book you were waiting for to learn how to program with Python!

It is 100 percent beginners centered.

• Introduction to Python
• Variables, math expressions
• User input and conditional statements
• Comments, lists, tuple
• Dictionary, loop, changing case
• Functions, classes
• Data files, modules
• CSV files, JSON files
• Exceptions handling

So don't wait any longer and get this comprehensive guide to Python now!

©2020 White Belt Mastery (P)2020 White Belt Mastery

Complete Practical Crash Course to Learn

The book is super cool, informative, and well written, all its concepts are well explained, bringing tons of topics to tackle. It is a very complete package and everyone should buy it. The author did an excellent job with this book. I consider it one of the best books on Python Programming on the market.

Learn Python Coding

I must confess that I was very closed in terms of computing and programming, but when I learned how useful data science and data analytics would be, I started looking for help in this book, and my expectations with this guide were correct, now I feel like I can face this new and more systematic world more easily than before.

The book is simply laid out,

The book is simply laid out, yet covers topics in depth and clarity.

Online resources on Youtube and via the books links are also a great mine of information. At some point I want to break from the book to work on a specific task. A few weeks away yet, but as far as taking the plunge, Python ticks ALOT of boxes.

This book is a step by step guide to programming .

This book is a step by step guide to programming . The author really breaks it down. Just needs an internet and an computer. It has workbooks to help you learn. I found this book is broken down in simple terms. I would recommend to anyone who wants to learn.

advanced level of programming

This is the perfect start to learning about python it gives you a good understanding of the programming software and this gets you into the mindset to graduate to a more advanced level of programming

Step by Step Approach,

A lot of fundamentals are clearly discussed in here. In understanding the programming language, nice step by step is provided. Many pictures to guide you in your understanding. Nice tutorials. Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the past years and remains current. This is a good book to read before taking any class or course.

The links quoted in the book have clearly changed

The links quoted in the book have clearly changed since publication and there’s no easy explanation readily available in how to overcome this. Took me days of trying Google suggestions to fix.
Really frustrating because it will put people off. I was fortunate and resolved with the assistance of a professional Python programmer.

This is a great combination

A learners guide to programming with Python and a workbook to with it all in this one collection.This is a great combination of books to learn!

This book is definitely a beginners book

This book is definitely a beginners book on understanding programming and learning how to use it. This book breaks everything down so that u can learn at your own pace While also showing how to starting downloading the python system and using. Which I am currently in the process of learn. So far I have downloaded the app now I just learned more about the python programming system on my computer.

This book is intended for beginners

This book is intended for beginners, and really breaks down python in a very approachable manner. Despite that being said, I wouldn't recommend this book to a beginner. In the preface, the author mentions that this book uses many bad habits (or at the very least frowned upon habits), which is true. Many of coding examples are inefficient (which, to the author's credit, he acknowledges), and while the code might run, it's not going to be pretty.