How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python. by Abedur Rahman, Marzouq

How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781721591862)

Vendor: Marzouq Abedur Rahman
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Format: Paperback
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How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python. by Abedur Rahman, Marzouq

How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python.

$30.00
How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python. by Abedur Rahman, Marzouq

How to train your Python: A hilarious way of learning how to code with Python.

$30.00
Format: Paperback
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How to train your Python teaches you to code without all the intimidating stuff that you would normally find in textbooks. It takes a comedic and informal approach to teach readers how to code.Join Quasimodo, John, and Adam in the hilarious quest to become the ultimate Python trainer.Contents: - Programming philosophy- IDE setup- Python Syntax- Flowcharts- Input- Output- Modules- Data types- Operators- Switches - Data structures- Loops - Functions- Classes- Namescopes- File Handling- Exception handlingWell, what are you waiting for? Buy the book now and totally forget about it in about 2 to 3 days

Author: Marzouq Abedur Rahman
ISBN-10: 1721591869
ISBN-13: 9781721591862
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/18/2018
Pages: 160
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.67lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.42d
By Marzouq Abedur Rahman
By Marzouq Abedur Rahman
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At the time of writing, Marzouq Abedur Rahman is an 18-year-old college student of the International Islamic University of Malaysia. His love of programming started at the age of 12 when he first joined a robotics club during his secondary years and went on to win several gold medals in two separate international robotics championships. Aside from robotics, he has developed mobile apps, neural networks and cyber security related applications. He aims to prove the world that programming is for everyone and anyone capable of reading and writing. He hates formalities and is often quite the comedian (though his humor gets bland at times). He is also an artist who goes under the pen-name "Natsukashi."

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