Head First Python: A Learner's Guide to the Fundamentals of Python Programming, a Brain-Friendly Guide

I have bought several Head First guides previous to this. It was similar and, once started, it was difficult to put down. The exercises in each chapter worked as intended, until I got to the final webapp chapter, using MariaDB on PythonAnywhere. I haven't got that working. I think it needs a virtual environment, which I haven't set up yet... The book covers a lot of areas without going into a lot of detail. I guess if it did more, I wouldn't be able to pick it up!

I bought this recently hoping I could train my python to be a better snake and not just sleep all day and eat mice. I’m now a ninja at coding, but rubbish at snake charming

Received it in a bad shape, do not want to return it as needed the book urgently, but not happy

Liebe den Aufbau und den Sprachstil des Buchs. So lernt man gern und vor allem leicht als würd man gar nicht lernen. Kleine Auflockerungen wie Dialoge oder das Kreuzworträtsel in jedem Kapitel sind eine tolle Idee. Alles in allem super gelungen vom Inhalt und der Ausführung, ist angenehm fürs Gehirn und die Augen. Motivation came to stay ;)

A metodologia que a HeadFirst adota é muito efetiva e realmente ajuda a aprender a programação, usando técnicas já cientificamente comprovadas de ensino. Já possuia a edição anterior e comprei a nova versão por conta das novidades da linguagem lançadas após a versão 3.9. O autor é fantástico e escreve com muito senso de humor.

6 month update at the bottom! But first, are you familiar with that ol' saying: "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime."? Well, this book, teaches you 'how to fish'! enough said? UPDATES AT THE BOTTOM: Buy the book, you will love it and learn so much from it. I've purchased other books to learn Python Programming, most other books simply give you the 'fish.' I don't want to spoil (no pun intended) things for you, but one thing I like about this book so far (among many things) is the CROSSWORD PUZZLES! You would not think they are all that, but I found myself memorizing the crossword puzzle words a lot faster than if they were given to me on a list! Highly recommend this book!!! UPDATES: 1. I am now at the end of Chapter 4 and just when I was about to finish the Chapter and reveal the Chart, I pressed SHIFT+ENTER as I was following the book line by line, then... NOTHING HAPPENED! At this point I got a little frustrated because I had to go back several pages to make sure I did not miss a step, then, I realized it was not my code... THERE WAS AN UPDATE TO THIS CHAPTER! Long story short, if you get to Page 211 and you don't see any charts pop up on a web browser, visit the book's github website and open chapter 4 folder, then open Charts.ipynb file, you can either compare your code (if you were following along) or simply copy & paste every single line of code as you see it in the github file. copy every code... up until and including the one below: webbrowser.open("file://" + os.path.realpath(chart)) The charts showed up for me after I copied all lines of code up until this code above. Now I can move on. Good Luck! UPDATE 2: So, today as I came back home from daily walk I had this hunch that I should go back and look at all the code notebooks I had so far and study how the relate to each other... as I was opening my files one by one, Cleared All Outputs, Restarted the Kernel and Ran All code again... Python came back with an error! (The asterisk and underbar are missing) Here is the fix, for Pg. 147: Swimmer, age, distance, stroke, times2, average, *_ = data times2 Still love the book even though I ran into a few snags, but that's a good thing, you are already learning how to troubleshoot... someone else's code! Stay motivated! UPDATE BELOW! Ok, so this is a six month update of using this fantastic-Amazing Book! So, you know those 'red squiggly thingys' that show under misspelled words? This progress update is for something that I came across on page 134 or when you are instructed to create a file called "Files.ipynb". Ok, so you create the file then you are instructed to type a command ( import swimclub )... so, when I did this, the squiggly thingy appeared under the word swimclub! And I was like "wait a minute, that should not be there!" So, I started back tracking checking all my code line by line and everything was fine, but squiggly thingy did not go away! Long story short... IGNORE THE SQUIGGLY LINE UNDER THE WORD swimclub, THE CODE STILL WORKS, KEEP ON GOING! Stay motivated!

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