• Title Python 3 Basics Tutorial
• Authors Kristian Rother
• Publisher: GitBook (2018 - Updates continuously)
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• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
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Book Description

Python is a powerful high-level programming language that is popular across the world. It is used extensively by large corporations and individual developers alike. One of the biggest selling points of Python is the simplicity of its programs compared to other languages. It is remarkably easy, for even complete beginners, to create fully functional programs in minutes.

This is a tutorial for novice programmers. You are the learner I had in mind when writing this tutorial if:

• you have worked a little with a different programming language like R, MATLAB or C.
• you have no programming experience at all
• you know Python well and would like to teach others

This tutorial works best if you follow the chapters and exercises step by step.

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