Bryan Johnson

Python Programming Bryan Johnson

Are you interested in learning how to write your own codes? Have you always been interested in seeing how coding works, and learning more about how certain programs work? Do technology and computers interest you but you just don't know where to start? If this sounds like you, then the Python coding language may be the right option for you.

The Python language is one of the preferred coding languages for you to learn how to use. It has a lot of power, an extensive library, the capabilities to be expanded to work with other programs and more, and a great community to help answer your questions and guide you along your journey to learning coding. As a coding language designed for everyone, even beginners, there is just so much that you are able to do when working on the Python language.

This book is going to look at many of the great things that you can learn to get the most out of the Python coding program. Some of the topics that we are going to discuss in this book include:

?What is Python and why is it so popular?
?How to set up the Python program on your computer.
?Some of the basic parts that are found in almost all Python codes.
?What are the variables and how to use them in Python?
?Working with some of the functions in Python.
?Exception handling to deal with any errors.
?How to write your own conditional statements.
?What loops are and how can they help your code get stronger.
?Objects and classes inside of Python.
?The iterators.
?What the generators are and what they do in your code.
?Assert handling and how this works with exception handling.
?Adding in some closures, and writing your own inheritances.

There is so much to learn about when it comes to working in the Python coding language. This book is the ultimate tool to help you to get the results you want, and to help you write strong and powerful programs in no time, even as a beginner.

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