Impractical Python picks up where the complete beginners book leaves off,expanding on existing concepts and introducing new tools and techniques that you'll use every day. Just flip to any page,cookbook-style,and test your skills with software design,code optimization,and debugging. To keep thing interesting,each project includes a zany twist featuring historical incidents,pop culture,literature,comics,and the purely scientific.
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Publisher: No Starch Press,USISBN: 9781593278908Dimensions: 235 x 180 mm
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"Python is a programming language,but it is also fun to play with. This book recognizes that."-Geek Tech Stuff"Rather than being an introductory text,Vaughan's book pushes you in interesting directions for solving a diverse set of problems. Most of these "impractical"projects,while themselves being not so useless after all,will have parallels to real life projects." -Greg Laden,Greg Laden's Blog"The book is not a Python tutorial or guide. Instead,it presents stimulating coding projects for non-programmers who want to use Python for doing experiments,test theories,or simulate natural phenomena."-Paolo Amoroso,Moonshots Beyond the Cloud Blog"A must have second book for every developer that ever wants to learn Python as a language." -Ian Mizer,Atlanta Python Programmers Group"The writing is excellent...Every project is accessible and has enough explanation to motivate coding." -Ravi Srinivasan,Playful Python
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