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Textbook in PDF format Stuck in a coding conundrum? Whether you're an advanced beginner, an intermediate developer, or a curious newcomer, the complexities of coding can often feel like a labyrinth with no exit. With Python, however, you can start writing real code quickly—but where should you start? In this updated third edition, Bill Lubanovic acts as your personal guide to Python, offering a clear path through the intricacies and capabilities of this much-beloved coding language, including new chapters on AI models and performance enhancements. Easy to understand and enjoyable to read, this book not only teaches you the core concepts but also dives into practical applications that bridge the gap between learning and doing. By reading it, you will: Understand everything from basic data structures to advanced features Gain insights into using Python for files, networking, databases, and data science Learn testing, debugging, code reuse, and other essential development tips Explore how Python can be utilized in business, science, and the arts This is the third edition of a book introducing you to one of the world’s most popular programming languages: Python. You may be a beginning programmer, or have some experience and want to add Python to the languages you already know. Throughout the book, I’ll sometimes contrast Python with other languages, to catch assumptions about how it works, especially with subtle differences. Computing languages are easier to learn than human languages—they’re more concise and precise. Python is recognized as one of the easiest computing languages to learn, read, and write. It consists of data (like nouns in spoken languages), as well as instructions, or code (like verbs). In alternating chapters, you’ll be introduced to Python’s basic code and data structures, learn how to combine them, and build up to more advanced ones. The programs that you read and write will get longer and more complex. You’ll learn the language and what to do with it. We’ll begin with the core Python language and its “batteries included” standard library, and advance to finding, downloading, installing, and using some good third-party packages. My emphasis is on whatever I’ve found useful in 20 years of production Python development, rather than fringe topics or complex hacks. Although this is an introduction, some advanced topics are included because I want to expose you to them. Areas like databases and the web are still covered, but technology changes fast. A Python programmer might now be expected to know something about machine learning, queues, or Unicode. You’ll find details here on all of these. Python has special features that work better than adapting styles from other languages you may know. For example, using for and iterators is a more direct way of making a loop than manually incrementing a counter variable. When you’re learning new material, it’s hard to tell which terms are specific rather than colloquial, and which concepts are truly important. In other words, “Is this on the test?” I’ll highlight terms and ideas that have specific meaning or importance in Python, but not too many at once. Real Python code is included early and often. Audience: Although prior programming experience may be helpful, I want to make it possible for beginning programmers to benefit from this book. Python is an excellent first computing language, and you don’t need to read and understand all of this book to get started. About the Author Bill Lubanovic has been a developer for over 40 years, specializing in Linux, the web, and Python. He authored the O’Reilly book Fast API coauthored Linux System Administration and wrote three editions of Introducing Python. Bill lives with his family and cats in the Sangre de Sasquatch mountains of Minnesota
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