Python Programming: A Step By Step Guide From Beginner To Expert (Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced) Paperback – January 27, 2019

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I have been studying Python for several months now. So maybe what I have learned up to this point impacted how I feel about this book. That said, of all the python books I have this one has come across as one of the most practical and effective in teaching the basic principles. If you are learning Python, I highly recommend this book. Of course with any book, you must take the time to read and work through the examples.

And the material is worse. The first 2 chapters go on with BS such as "A one-line program becomes much more interesting when it has more than one line". Huh? He goes on for 20 of the 90 pages with what a programming language is. "Python is a programming language to write computer programs with. It makes use of your computer which will beep 5 times when it's ready". WHAT?The screen shots of the IDE/Interpreter are shrunk down to about 2" wide, which makes the type somewhere in the 5-6 point range. Since the paper is just about the poorest quality you can get (you can see through it, and handily use it to mop up spills quite well). You can barely make out the 9 point regular text - much less the 5 point examples with black backgrounds.The content is amateurish, he never really gets past the >>> "X = 1+2" mess. "Eval("What's your name": str). Finally, it's showing printed in March of 2019, but I ordered it in Feb of 2019. This whole thing just wreaks of a first class rip off. How Amazon picked it up is beyond me (and the other 2-3 dozen "1's" given).Man, have ** I ** ever been duped or what? This is one of the first Amazon books I've purchased that had (paid?) glowing reviews that turned out to be a dud. I had the printed version (printed on kitchen paper towel paper). But I hear the binary version is just as bad. Let's see if Amazon will do a refund.