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    Python: Programming for Intermediates: Learn the Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
    Python: Programming for Intermediates: Learn the Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
    Python: Programming for Intermediates: Learn the Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days
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    Python: Programming for Intermediates: Learn the Fundamentals of Python in 7 Days

    By Michael Knapp

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

    Start learning Python right Now!

    This book is going to go more in depth than the previous beginner's book did in showing you how you can use Python to its fullest advantage. 

    In the beginner's book, you learned some of the basic functions of Python and the various pieces of code that you are going to be able to input into Python so that you can make that function work properly. However, in this book, you are going to learn about other functions and pieces of the code that will work with the functions that you already know. 
    It is here that you are going to be taking another step towards being able to program your own applications, websites, and anything else that you could possibly want to program all with simple blocks of code that you learned from a beginner's book. 
    Do not rush into thinking that you are going to be able to write your own computer application just yet. That is going to require that you get through this book and the next one to get a complete understanding of how Python works. 

    The intermediate level is going to be a level that you may think does not need to be explored because some of it may end up being completely irrelevant to what it is that you are going to do with Python. However, you never know what you are going to find in this book that may just make or break the code that you are completing. So, please do not skip over this book thinking that you are not going to learn something new because I assure you, there is always something new for you to learn even if it is something simple.  
     

    Here's What You'll Learn From This Python For Intermediates Book: 

    Objects in Python 
    Object Oriented Programming 
    Functions 
    Iterator in Python 
    Python Generators


    Start Learning Python Right Now!
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhiteFlowerPublsihing
    Release dateApr 24, 2020
    ISBN9781386976165
    Python: Programming for Intermediates: 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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      Python - Michael Knapp

      Introduction

      This book is going to go more in depth than the previous beginner’s book did in showing you how you can use Python to its fullest advantage.

      In the beginner’s book, you learned some of the basic functions of Python and the various pieces of code that you are going to be able to input into Python so that you can make that function work properly. However, in this book, you are going to learn about other functions and pieces of the code that will work with the functions that you already know.

      It is here that you are going to be taking another step towards being able to program your own applications, websites, and anything else that you could possibly want to program all with simple blocks of code that you learned from a beginner’s book.

      Do not rush into thinking that you are going to be able to write your own computer application just yet. That is going to require that you get through this book and the next one to get a complete understanding of how Python works.

      The intermediate level is going to be a level that you may think does not need to be explored because some of it may end up being completely irrelevant to what it is that you are going to do with Python. However, you never know what you are going to find in this book that may just make or break the code that you are completing. So, please do not skip over this book thinking that you are not going to learn something new because I assure you, there is always something new for you to learn even if it is something simple. 

      You may see some of the same functions that you saw in the previous book; there is no information is going to be repeated between the two books. Instead, you are going to see a new use for that particular function or string of code that you have seen before. This is done because, just like Python, most of what is placed into the program is going to be versatile and not only work in one way for one data type, but a different way for another data type should it be able to be passed between the different types. Some scripts and functions must stick to one specific type so that they work the way that they are supposed to work.

      Each section in this book is going to contain examples that are going to show you what the code should look like when you insert it into your own Python program. Do not be upset if your code does not work properly the first time, some of what you are going to learn in here is going to take a moment for you to be able to learn and the more practice that you get, the easier it is going to be for you to understand fully what is going on.

      Do not be afraid to go to the Python website if you are in need of some extra help or to have someone explain it to you in a different way. There are plenty of volunteers who work with Python who are willing to help because they are not only trying to get Python to become the chosen programming language, but they want to make sure that it is efficient and user-friendly. What better way to do this than to be available to answer questions and discover what problems the users are having? 

      Once

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