Introducing Python
Modern Computing in Simple Packages
by Bill Lubanovic
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appears in Python, Programming, and Technology.
With Introducing Python, Bill Lubanovic brings years of knowledge as a programmer, system administrator, and author to a book of impressive depth that remains fun to read and simple enough for nonprogrammers to learn from. In addition to giving a strong foundation in the language itself, Lubanovic shows how to use it for a range of applications in...
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