Python in easy steps: Covers Python 3.7
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- Create Date：2021-03-05 03:14:08
- Update Date：2025-09-07
- Status：finish
- Author：Mike McGrath
- ISBN：1840788127
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Reviews
Aditya Singh
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Gives tonnes of knowledge to enthusiasts who want to learn Python completely from scratch。 Was very happy to see so much knowledge concised in so less pages。 Is definitely a good buy either if you want to become a full-time Python developer or want to test out the language for fun。
Philip Groves
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I cannot recommend this as a first Python book。 It teaches python recipes， without giving the reader an overall view of Python programming。 However， it is a good reference book。
gvgvgvijayan
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Nice book it explains each and every topic in very creative and very simple way。 I suggest this book who all are novice or new to python came from other programming languages。
Daniel
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From a PHP developers point of view that wants to learn Python， this seemed a fantastic book。 It went through things in a clean way with 2-page spreads， so once you have read the book， it is a nice easy reference to go back to， without having to search through 1000s of pages。It is certainly going to sit on my desk to help me through my entry into Python for a while。In some ways， aspects were a little brief， but in the age of the internet （and the topic of this book）， I was okay with that， as I w From a PHP developers point of view that wants to learn Python， this seemed a fantastic book。 It went through things in a clean way with 2-page spreads， so once you have read the book， it is a nice easy reference to go back to， without having to search through 1000s of pages。It is certainly going to sit on my desk to help me through my entry into Python for a while。In some ways， aspects were a little brief， but in the age of the internet （and the topic of this book）， I was okay with that， as I would use the book as a starting point to know how to ask my questions on forums。The only real thing it was missing in my opinion was a 'community' section， so best practices in where to go to for help， how to keep on top of upcoming things， and those non-technical elements of an open source language。 。。。more
Dwight Walker
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