Python Workbook: Learn Python in one day and Learn It Well (Workbook with Questions, Solutions and Projects) (Learn Coding Fast Workbook)

Like the book and self learning

This quiz book with simple short problems/exercises was exactly what I needed to help my daughter practice her python programming. Great for providing a bit of repetition. Interestingly pairs exceedingly well with the popular Python for Kids book (some of the chapter orders even match). Some minor older ways to quote strings are used but otherwise great reference.

It's was hard to get to and download. But all and all it was a far source of knowledge.

This has been such a helpful workbook! Jamie had put something together that greatly extends her book, Learn Python in one day, and Learn it Well. (Of course you could do it without her other book, but they compliment each other so well, and her books are so affordable, that there is no reason not to get it too.)The exercises slowly built on each other, syncing very well with her other book. If there was a tricky piece of code in an exercise, she gave clues about how it should be done. I have gone through all but the final two projects at the end of the book and everything works.While there is still plenty to learn, I feel much more confident about writing Python after going through this book.

I bought this book some months ago and I thought it was not going to be pretty useful but I bought any way... just to practice something. Now I think that was the best choice I've ever made, my programming skills are improving so much with these practices, So I encourage you to buy it and use it of course, it will be great for your logic.

The author tries to make things understandable, but his analogies don’t make sense to me (now, that’s just me I’m writing about). Others may have a better understanding. I’m going to stick with it though it’s a slow read and I have to use my computer and kindle in order to follow along. Anyway, good luck to all!

This is a good book for people who wish to learn programming using Python. The fundamentals of Python are presented in detailed and the learning is enforced by the many examples and exercises.

Was a newbie to programming. This book taught me the basics to programming.

It only took me more than 1 week to finish these two books:(1) Learn Python in One Day and Learn It Well (2nd Edition) by Jamie Chan; and(2) Python Workbook: Learn Python in one day and Learn It Well (Workbook with Questions, Solutions and Projects) by Jamie ChanThese books should have been the No.1 best sellers.If you are a beginner in Python, I highly suggest these books for you.If you wish to advance further to intermediate level, I suggest The Python Workbook: A Brief Introduction with Exercises and Solutions by Ben Stephenson.If you wish to advance further to Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, I suggest Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow: Concepts, Tools, and Techniques to Build Intelligent Systems by Aurélien GéronKudos to the author!

Concise and cuts the waffle to bring out key points

Une multitude de petits exercices de réflexion et d'observation (j'aime particulièrement les questions du type "trouver l'erreur dans ce code") qui aide à retenir les bases du langage jusqu'à ce qu'elles en deviennent des réflexes.Le genre d'exercices que j'aurais aimé avoir en formation plutôt que d'être tout de suite propulsée dans la création de gros blocs de code...Les + :- les solutions sont contenues dans le livre, rien à télécharger- toutes les notions essentielles sont couvertes, même la Programmation Orientée Objet- les dernières pages proposent deux "projets" permettant d'appliquer toutes les notions vues (Spelling out numbers et Finding nth term of sequence). Ils ne sont pas très excitants mais la démarche derrière le code est expliquée en détailsLes - :- la mise en page est claire mais très basique, ne donne pas vraiment envie de parcourir le livre (un peu de couleur aurait aidé)

Nice to have in hard copy when using computer for coding.

Really easy to understand even my 8 years old grandchild got it