Learn Python Programming,
The nononsense, beginner's guide to Programming,, data science, and web development with Python 3.7, 2nd Edition
by Fabrizio Romano
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Learn the fundamentals of Python (3.7) and how to apply it to data science, Programming,, and web development. Fully updated to include handson tutorials and projects. Key Features Learn the fundamentals of Python Programming, with interactive projects Apply Python to data science with tools such as IPython and Jupyter Utilize Python for web develop...
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