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books on learning coding - alok - Jun-27-2021
I purchased the PYTHON CRASH COURSE ,2nd edition. Is there another book that would be very basic on learning this code that someone can recommend. I find the CRASH COURSE book good but I'd like a second book that explains more of why your doing things.
Also ,you use PRINT to display. In coding what do you use to really print ?
Al
RE: books on learning coding - ndc85430 - Jun-27-2021
(Jun-27-2021, 02:28 PM)alok Wrote: Also ,you use PRINT to display. In coding what do you use to really print ?
What do you mean by "print", if not "write to standard output" (which is what the
print function does by default)?
RE: books on learning coding - Larz60+ - Aug-19-2022
try: https://python-course.eu/python-tutorial/
RE: books on learning coding - Larz60+ - Aug-22-2022
pannaglia Wrote:'It is unlikely that books help someone'Really?
When I first started learning (back in the late 1940's) books and schools were all we had.
There were no satellites, no cell phones, no internet, and even TV was so new that most folks didn't have one.
To this day, I still am an avid reader, most often of technical books. I find them especially helpful then working with integrated circuits for electronics design, where it's almost impossible to remember all of the pin inputs and outputs, and relationships between without tables and diagrams that are provided within technical manuals.
I love reading books, and will until I no longer can.