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The book is well organized. Starting with the necessary "Installation" instructions with respect to different operating systems, the book's "flow" starts with sequential programming, and then introduces the readers to the data structures and object-oriented concepts.
Readers should find the text easy to go through. It is available both in pdf format as well as in HTML in the free version. Both are well-formatted. Moreover, availability of entire code on GitHub is definitely an added advantage.
The text was not culturally insensitive or offensive. Moreover, there is a listing of this book being translated and available in other languages in the appendix. Overall, I liked the flow of the text and the spectrum of topics that were covered in the book with ease.
This book is very comprehensive. It covers all the topics from the start like what is Python, why should we use python and also gives a detailed explanation of how to install python. It starts with the basic flows, data types, loops, functions, It starts with the basic flows, data types, loops, functions, packages and data structures in a very elaborated way.
It is an easy book to read as it has a very detailed example for each and every concept in python. It is a very good book for a beginner who wants to learn python from scratch. It is a good book in which the content is accurate and I couldn't find any errors in the book. The book isn't biased and it covers all the possibilities a concept can be explained. This book has up-to-date concepts of python. The Author gives a very good explanation of the terms used in Python and other programming languages.
The author also explains the previous versions of Python. This book is mainly very useful for beginners as it gives a detailed explanation of every concept. The text is written in very lucid, accessible prose and it provides adequate context. The author uses terminology which is understandable to everyone mainly beginners. The flow of the book is consistent throughout all the concepts. The book follows the same approach of explanation for every concept as it would be easy for the reader to clearly understand how the concept is explained with examples.
Beginners could easily understand this book. The book is broken into many chapters for every concept. By having small chapters, it would be easy to keep on track of the concepts that are being learnt. The flow of the chapters and topics are clearly organized and they are in such a way where the before concepts are used in the later chapters which helps the users go through the previous topics and understand the concept more clearly.
The structure and flow of the book is very clear and precise. This book doesn't have any interface issues. The images and charts are clear to understand and help in understanding the concepts a lot better.
The book doesn't have any grammatical errors and the language is easily understandable as it doesn't have any complex words.
There wasn't any culturally sensitive information and any offensive words in the entire book. There are examples which have an inclusive variety of races and ethnicity and background. Overall, this is a very good book. The main purpose of this book is to explain to new beginners all the concepts of python.
This is the best book for people who have no knowledge of Python. The starting pages explain no code and only has an explanation of concepts of python. This book is comprehensive. It starts with why python, how to install python in different platforms, and then choose an editor and install. Then it introduces different data types, control flows, functions, function parameters, modules, packages, Then it introduces different data types, control flows, functions, function parameters, modules, packages, data structures, object-oriented programming, classes, files, and appendices that contain more about python.
It is a good beginning book for people who want to learn python. The book is relevant. It is a very good beginning book for anyone who wants to learn python. For instructors who teach python, it is a very introduction book to use. This book is clearly written. The terms of python are well explained. The examples are easy to understand.
The book is well organized with different topics. Each topic is written and explained clearly with examples. The interface of the book is fine overall, but it is not very easy to identify between different chapters sometimes. This book is a very good book for people who begin to learn a programming language. It would be a good introductory book for anyone who wants to learn python. An excellent beginner level book on Python.
I appreciate the additional references and bits of historical context that come up. I would Comprehensiveness rating: 4 see less. I would like to see an expanded talk about how programming intersects with other related topics such as computer science in general, algorithms, and maybe an expanded section on software development processes or maybe just some additional links to said related topics to keep the book approachable.
This book is written using simple terms and initially direct approaches to each problem that it proposes and solves, which should make it approachable and easy to get through for most readers.
There are plenty of technical terms, but they are well explained in their given context. This book is consistent in its use of terminology and framework, approach to proposing and solving prooblems, and even in giving additional ideas and resources in many sections. This book is well divided into sections and has the current section's title in the header of each page. I agree with another reviewer that the book could be improved with an index as well as a glossary of terms, but a majority of readers will likely already be decently capable at looking terms up on the Internet and with a little guidance searching a digital document for keywords.
I appreciate the organization and structure of the book, however there are a few sections that refer to other sections that do not make obvious or complete sense Basics says that control flow should be next maybe rearranged or split and merged sections?
A good book that I will likely use as a core resource to an intro to programming and computer science course. A good beginning basic book on this programming language. This book appears relevant and should be able to easily maintain any updates.
The author gives a very good explanation of the terms used in Python and other programming languages. The author talks about the different versions of Python and different programming languages, but the book seems to be designed for the beginning programmer.
Because of that the reader my not understand the differences but the examples that the author provides throughout the book seem easy to comprehend. The writing of the text is consistent throughout the book. At the end of each chapter is a brief recap of what was done.
The reader should be able to proceed from chapter to chapter and should be able to finish the entire book by the end of the semester. The text was free from any significant interference problems although the light grey text in some of the chapters made it somewhat difficult to read. The text was not insensitive or offensive.
There was a listing of this book being translated into many different languages. This book would be a very good book to use in an intro to Python course. The author backs up his writing with examples throughout the book.
This book gives a very good fundamental plan for the beginner. When I first opened the book and clicked on the download links and when I went back to the link two weeks later it had been changed. It made it a bit more challenging; but I was still able to follow along. I plan on using this book for the first two, maybe three weeks of my Python class. I think it will give my students a basic understanding of what they will be learning throughout the rest of the semester.
This was written by a young man, and as most of my students are young adults, they will be able to follow this book easily. The flow was done in clear language and logically moved from section to section on learning the fundamentals of Python. This book is rather short and I think it was creating to give the user just a 'taste' of the Python language.
As such, I'm seriously considering using this book for the first two to three weeks of class to give my students a basic understanding of what they will be learning and also give them a resource on which they can reference when we use a fuller textbook.
The book is written for new first-time programmers on a language that has a huge library, so in its nature it could not be comprehensive. However, the basics are covered well, as was the intention of the author. Comprehensiveness rating: 3 see less. This reviewer didn't see any errors in the text nor in the program examples. The content is accurate. As with any computer language book, the changes are expected as the language develops.
For now, the author was making the necessary changes from one edition to another. The basics will stay the same for at least few more years, since that part of the language will most likely not change. The language structure, the principles, and the examples are well written and easily accessible. All the programming terms are well defined. However, the session on object oriented programming, maybe, could use a few more examples. The text is consistent from chapter to chapter and within chapters.
Definitions are provided and used consistently. The chapters are well balanced. The book follows a story - from simple examples to more complicated and involved examples demonstrating various aspects of Python. Of course, experienced programmers could probably finish the book in a matter of hours, but then, this book is not written for them.
Readers are gently introduced to the language syntax, procedural programming using functions, and then object oriented programming. At the end, a number of other, more involved, books and websites were provided. The book is well presented. A small suggestion would be to have a couple diagrams showing the relationship between classes, sub-classes, objects, etc. Since I downloaded the whole book and printed it - I could not observe any computer-related interface issues.
This book is not culturally insensitive or offensive. The book examples deal with groceries, universities, etc.
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