Learn Python in One Hour
Programming by Example
Nonfiction, Computers, Advanced Computing, Computer Science, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Teaching, Computers & Technology, Programming, Programming Languages
| Author: | Victor R. Volkman | ISBN: | 9781615992409 |
| Publisher: | Loving Healing Press | Publication: | November 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Modern Software Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Victor R. Volkman |
| ISBN: | 9781615992409 |
| Publisher: | Loving Healing Press |
| Publication: | November 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Modern Software Press |
| Language: | English |
You're already a smart person, you don't need a 1000+ page book to get you started on the web's fastest growing programming platform. Instead, Learn Python in One Hour delivers on the promise of code literacy while saving your most precious commodity - time itself. Volkman's innovative programming-by-example approach means you focus on usage, not mindless detail. Based on the author's sold-out live seminars, you'll see Python's flexible coding technique in action as we refactor from script to procedural to object-oriented during actual problem solving.
In a twelve-lesson progression, you'll be exposed to this and more:
- Basic file input and output operations, incuding exceptions
- Using functions to compute and return multiple values
- Basic elements of a class definition and how to call methods
- Lists, dictionaries, sets, and other collections
- Iteration through collections, files, sorted sets
- Searching strings with regular expressions (regex)
- Client and server programs for REST methods
- Using threads in Python for multiple tasks
- CGI-BIN programming for simple HTML Forms processing
- Six most common Python pitfalls
Take the One Hour challenge and see if you too can pick up 90% of syntax and semantics in less time than you probably spend commuting each day.
About the Author Victor R. Volkman graduated cum laude from Michigan Technological University with a BS in Computer Science in 1986. Since then, he has written for numerous publications, including The C Gazette, C++ Users Journal, Windows Developers Journal, and many others. He has taught college-level programming courses at Washtenaw Community College and has served on its Computer Information Science (CIS) Faculty Advisory Board for more than a decade. Volkman says Python helped him "rediscover the joy of programming again."
www.volkman.org
From Modern Software Press
You're already a smart person, you don't need a 1000+ page book to get you started on the web's fastest growing programming platform. Instead, Learn Python in One Hour delivers on the promise of code literacy while saving your most precious commodity - time itself. Volkman's innovative programming-by-example approach means you focus on usage, not mindless detail. Based on the author's sold-out live seminars, you'll see Python's flexible coding technique in action as we refactor from script to procedural to object-oriented during actual problem solving.
In a twelve-lesson progression, you'll be exposed to this and more:
- Basic file input and output operations, incuding exceptions
- Using functions to compute and return multiple values
- Basic elements of a class definition and how to call methods
- Lists, dictionaries, sets, and other collections
- Iteration through collections, files, sorted sets
- Searching strings with regular expressions (regex)
- Client and server programs for REST methods
- Using threads in Python for multiple tasks
- CGI-BIN programming for simple HTML Forms processing
- Six most common Python pitfalls
Take the One Hour challenge and see if you too can pick up 90% of syntax and semantics in less time than you probably spend commuting each day.
About the Author Victor R. Volkman graduated cum laude from Michigan Technological University with a BS in Computer Science in 1986. Since then, he has written for numerous publications, including The C Gazette, C++ Users Journal, Windows Developers Journal, and many others. He has taught college-level programming courses at Washtenaw Community College and has served on its Computer Information Science (CIS) Faculty Advisory Board for more than a decade. Volkman says Python helped him "rediscover the joy of programming again."
www.volkman.org
From Modern Software Press
