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There are many more people who want to study programming other than aspiring computer scientists with a passing grade in advanced calculus. This guide appeals to your intelligence and ability to solve practical problems, while gently teaching the most recent revision of the programming language Python. You can learn solid software design skills and accomplish practical programming tasks, like extending applications and automating everyday processes, even if you have no programming experience at all. Authors Tim Hall and J–P Stacey use everyday language to decode programming jargon and teach Python 3 to the absolute beginner.
Introducing Python -- Designing Software -- Variables and Data Types -- Making Choices -- Using Lists -- Functions -- Working with Text -- Executable Files, Organization, and Python on the Web -- Classes -- Exceptions -- Reusing Code with Modules and Packages -- Simple Windowed Applications.