Background in politics, commodity trading, and converted to being a data engineer in 2017. I worked with Django, Flask, Plotly, and Vue.JS, but now Airflow and PySpark for ETL pipelines.
I used this book back in 2015/2016 to get started with Python. It was the best tool (better than MOOCs, at least) to teach me the principles of Python. (For all those saying it's dated, just make sure you are running a Python 3 kernel/environment in your IDE and you'll see where the differences are).
It was my Bootcamp in data science with Python in 2017 that made me proficient in Python. My first Django CRM I built thereafter taught me more. Learning JS and integrating a JS framework into my Django CRM taught me even more.
Point is, yeah, learning the basics is essential, but you won't really learn Python until the rubber hits the road. Code...code daily...and apply the principles you learn to code something you are interested in coding. You're learning coding for a reason! Use the reason to get better at coding!
And this is what I'm trying to say you have to push yourself to practice to get better if you read 1000 books like this book you will not be good you have to apply what you learn and do some mistakes to learn from it.
But what is the difference between FOR LOOP from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between Functions from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between the IF statement from Python version 2 and Python version 3
It is the same concept.
I know Python 2 is officially out of support as of 01-01-2020
And I'm now working with Python version 3 but have learned a lot of cool things from this book.
What I'm trying to say, my friend, you can learn a lot of cool concepts from this book and will enjoy Python version 3.
But what is the difference between FOR LOOP from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between Functions from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between the IF statement from Python version 2 and Python version 3
It is the same concept.
I know Python 2 is officially out of support as of 01-01-2020
And I'm now working with Python version 3 but have learned a lot of cool things from this book.
What I'm trying to say, my friend, you can learn a lot of cool concepts from this book and will enjoy Python version 3.
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I used this book back in 2015/2016 to get started with Python. It was the best tool (better than MOOCs, at least) to teach me the principles of Python. (For all those saying it's dated, just make sure you are running a Python 3 kernel/environment in your IDE and you'll see where the differences are).
It was my Bootcamp in data science with Python in 2017 that made me proficient in Python. My first Django CRM I built thereafter taught me more. Learning JS and integrating a JS framework into my Django CRM taught me even more.
Point is, yeah, learning the basics is essential, but you won't really learn Python until the rubber hits the road. Code...code daily...and apply the principles you learn to code something you are interested in coding. You're learning coding for a reason! Use the reason to get better at coding!
Thanks for the comment
And this is what I'm trying to say you have to push yourself to practice to get better if you read 1000 books like this book you will not be good you have to apply what you learn and do some mistakes to learn from it.
Thanks for sharing your amazing story, my friend.
Hi, I know what you say about this book.
But what is the difference between FOR LOOP from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between Functions from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between the IF statement from Python version 2 and Python version 3
It is the same concept.
I know Python 2 is officially out of support as of 01-01-2020
And I'm now working with Python version 3 but have learned a lot of cool things from this book.
What I'm trying to say, my friend, you can learn a lot of cool concepts from this book and will enjoy Python version 3.
All the best to you.
Thanks 👍👍
You are welcome 😊
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Hi, I know what you say about this book.
But what is the difference between FOR LOOP from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between Functions from Python version 2 and Python version 3
And what is the difference between the IF statement from Python version 2 and Python version 3
It is the same concept.
I know Python 2 is officially out of support as of 01-01-2020
And I'm now working with Python version 3 but have learned a lot of cool things from this book.
What I'm trying to say, my friend, you can learn a lot of cool concepts from this book and will enjoy Python version 3.
All the best to you.
thanks
Python for Everybody the most popular book to learn python-3
Download book: bit.ly/3F1z6zi
Thank you for your reminder 🙏
And thank for your comment my friend.