Python Programming for Beginners: The Complete Guide to Mastering Python in 7 Days with Hands-On Exercises – Top Secret Coding Tips to Get an Unfair Advantage and Land Your Dream Job!

Excellent for beginners

Easy to follow

The best way to learn Python is definitely through hands-on exercises. You learn coding best by doing it, not just reading about it. If the exercises are well-organized and build on each other, they could be good practice for beginners. The words "unfair advantage" and "dream job" sound more like marketing than real expectations. It takes time to learn how to program, and while Python is easy to learn, it usually takes months of regular practice to be ready for a job, not just a week. If you can get past the overselling, a well-organized beginner's guide with useful exercises could still be useful. Python is a great first programming language, and having a structured way to learn it helps you not feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. Best for people who are just starting out with Python and want a structured way to learn it. However, you should set realistic expectations because this will probably only give you a foundation and not the skills you need to get a job. Rating: 3 out of 5 Content that could be useful is hurt by marketing claims that are too good to be true about timelines and results.RetryClaude can get things wrong. Please check your answers again.

Great introduction to python! Covers all the basics thoroughly in clear detail. It even discusses, briefly, the advanced libraries we're all into pytorch numpy gaming libraries. This is the clear cogent foundation you need to be able to work with python. It is NOT a.i. generated slop with empty platitudes and generalities. It's a clear cogent exposition of python and I love it! NOTE: The interview questions and answers are NOT included in the book but can be obtained from a link in the book, presumably to the author's mailing list. So if you get upset or flustered looking for interviw q&a that isn't there now you know where to find it.

Excellent book👍🏿

It took me 2.5 days to read the book. I have been programming since TRS-80 and the Apple II days (long gone). I did enjoy this book! It gives great infomation on the Basics that you will need to be able to start programming in Python and have given me the foundation i need to start using it in daily programming jobs.

As an experienced professional learning a new language, I tunneled through this book in just a few sessions. With a background as an educator, I can see potential, and serious limitations, in this text. This text is easy to follow and as an introductory text I would rate it as "adequate". However I certainly am looking for a more complete text that has been through a professional editorial process. There are some outright errors and laughable statements in this text: “Regardless of the type of code you use, keep in mind that the primary goal of using functions as a programmer is to solve problems with LESS REUSABLE code”. “When you divide a number by zero, the value is USUALLY undefined because it is referred to as an INFINITE value”… Many of the sentences are simple and declarative, and show very little personality, leading me to suspect AI was used to fill out sections of the presentation. A sense of what the learning objectives are for each chapter, and a matching of exercises to the objectives, is needed. I would like to see exercises for EVERY chapter, not just some of them. Some exercises require concepts that have not yet been introduced (for example Chapter 6, exercise 4 requires conditionals, that are introduced in Chapter 7). Some important topics should be covered but are omitted. For example: recursion, and how to THROW an exception, not just catch it.

This book will help me learn.