Python Programming for Beginners

Are you looking to learn programming and are considering making Python your programming language of choice but are still unsure about some things about the language?

And are you looking for a comprehensive guide that will help settle your fears and introduce you to the language, then hold you by the hand until you are able to make simple or even moderately complex projects while at the same time enjoying every step of the way?

If you answered YES, keep reading....

Python is slowly getting to the top of the list as the most used programming language - it is #2, as per 2020 rankings by RedMonk as well as Tiobe index But there is something that makes it even better than the number one programming language in more than one ways:

• It is the most widely taught first programming language in major universities
• It is the preferred language for data science and machine learning, which are destined to change the way we do most things
• It is the best language for scripting and backend system automation
• It is simple enough to be used by non-programmers
• It is easy to learn, with fast edit cycles coupled with smooth development
• And much more

The fact that you are here is clear that you've caught on the trend and don't want to be left behind, as you probably want to get familiar with Python programming language and possibly build a career.

Perhaps you are here looking for answers to all the questions in your mind...

What makes Python better than other programming languages out there?

Where do I even start - what do I need to download and install, and where do I get it?

How do I understand the basics so that I create my first program?

Are there possible pitfalls I should be aware of?

If you have these and other related questions, then this no-fluff and beginner-friendly guide to programming with Python is what you need

- What Python is, where it came from and why you should learn it

- How to download and set up Python on different operating systems

- Working with Python's IDLE and how to write your first program

- The lingo you need to understand when getting started and programming with Python

- The pros and cons of programming with Python

- Tips and tricks to make learning with Python easier for you

- Python programming domains you need to be aware of when getting started, including what each entails

- Common rookie mistakes that you should avoid when programming with Python

- How to unleash the full power of Python by making the most of variables and operators, condition statements, functions, modules, and directories

- How to create scripts using Python

- And much more...

Even if you are a complete beginner to programming, you are in luck, as this book does not assume you have any prior programming knowledge so it will break down everything in a language you can understand and apply