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!

I picked up this book after hitting a wall at work, feeling like everything was just… stale. I’m in my early 40s, and learning Python always felt like trying to read an alien language. But the phrase “for beginners” caught my eye, and I’m so glad I gave it a shot.What I loved is how the author explains complex topics in simple, step-by-step ways without making you feel stupid for not knowing them already. I messed up a loop in the first few exercises and almost rage-quit, but after cooling down for a minute, I went back – because honestly, this book made me want to keep going. It’s written in such an encouraging tone that you really believe you can do it, no matter your background.

I've grabbed this book after hitting a wall at work where everything felt stale, and I started thinking, “Is this it?” I’m in my early 40s, not exactly a tech whiz, and honestly thought learning Python would be like learning alien code, so why not give it a try?! Then I read this book and the key word "for beginners" sold me on it! I like how it simply goes over difficult concepts and provides literally step-by-step guidance. I remember messing up a loop in one of the early exercises and almost rage-quitting, no kidding! But after stepping away and cooling down for a minute, I went right back, because I'm not a quitter! One thing I can tell anyone for sure, it’s not too late to learn something new to prove to yourself you can do ANYTHING!

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.

After taking CS50 Python a few years back I haven't had much change to do some python projects so far. Now for my next project I'm thinking of using Python again, but some of the knowledge has faded. Luckily this book gave me a good refresher course.I was able to scan through it quickly, so the format and information is very clearly presented. I would recommend it for both beginner as for someone who would like a refreshment.

Coming from a programming background trying to learn Python, I found this book lacking. It covers basic concepts but doesn't come close to "mastery" in 7 days, like the book claims. There is no index in this book, which makes it harder to find and review concepts. It's okay as a starting point, but you'll need better resources to go further.

I've been very interested in learning Python and after completing my studies where I learned Java it made me realize that learning another programming language that could help me on my day-to-day would be essential. I work with a big amount of data everyday and this book is helping me to understand how to manipulate and analyze that data using Python which is great. I highly recommend it.

I've always been interested in coding of some sort, not because I want to change careers, but because getting the most out of your computer has been intriguing. This book is easy to read, understand, and provides actionable steps to start your Python training journey. This book provides examples and a step-by-step guide. I am confident that this is the first step in my journey, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to start theirs!