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Code with Confidence: Python for Beginners
- A Step-by-Step Guide to Ease into Programming and Boost Your Analytical and Creative Thinking. (Programming Fundamentals, Book 2)
- Narrated by: Russell Newton
- Length: 2 hrs and 40 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Enhance your logic and problem-solving skills. Gain a competitive edge on the job market. Python’s simplicity and versatility have skyrocketed it to the top of the programming languages list. For beginners eager to dive into the world of coding, “Code with Confidence—Beginners” is the perfect primer. This book demystifies programming jargon, breaking down concepts into digestible pieces, making it an ideal listen for anyone. Start your journey with a guide that makes learning both engaging and manageable. Don’t just code—develop a coder’s mindset.
"Code with Confidence—Python for Beginners" is designed for the absolute beginner. Step into the world of programming with a book that speaks your language. Through clear explanations, practical examples, and a hands-on approach, here you’re not just listening but also doing. By the end of this audiobook, you won’t just understand Python; you’ll be able to craft basic programs and lay the groundwork for advanced learning. Sharpen your mind and creative skills.
Programming is not just about writing code; it’s a means to create, build, and empower your analytical abilities. From developing apps to designing websites or even creating games, coding offers a new avenue for creative expression and bringing innovative ideas to life. With Python as your tool, design fun games, tackle challenges, and learn to think like a programmer.
- Write basic Python scripts;
- Understand and use variables;
- Control flow with conditional statements;
- Implement loops for repetitive tasks;
- Create and manipulate lists.
Worried about job security? Advance your career with coding.
As automation and artificial intelligence reshapes industries, coding skills have become crucial. “Code with Confidence—Python for Beginners” is your starting block in the race towards future-proofing your career. It offers the beginner-friendly tools needed to understand and wield Python. Make a strategic move for financial growth and stability.
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