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Big Book of Small Python Programming
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Al Sweigart
FelixTheC
, July 13, 2021
The Big Book of Small Python Projects – a must have in your private libary This book is for everyone who has at least a basic understanding of Python and is willing to extend this by building funny projects. This book will give you 81 Projects from very small to something bigger ones with a wide range of variaty. Where each project is indepent from the other ones so that it is easy to pick up those ones which are the most interresting for you. And each Project has a section on how it should look like then with a section on how it works with Code (written in typical Al Sweigart way) and a section where you should explore the program to interact and break the code to achieve a learning effect. If you follow the instructions from the exploring section even the intermediate Python developer will get an ahh ohh effect. And during the projects you will solid your knowledge in working with - multiple strings - date module - ASCII art - random numbers - more complex dict structures - drawing algorithm - screen coordinates - math module - keyboard buffer - simulations - complexer data structures (mimic gravity) - simple AI features for robotics - csv module - simple probability using random numbers - animations (simple ones) - playing sound files My top 3 projects are from this book are. - Blackjack (the art of drawing cards in a terminal) - J‘Accuse! (simple and easy to extend text adventure) - Hourglass (simple physic engine)
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Big Book of Small Python Programming
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Al Sweigart
FelixTheC
, July 13, 2021
The Big Book of Small Python Projects – a must have in your private libary This book is for everyone who has at least a basic understanding of Python and is willing to extend this by building funny projects. This book will give you 81 Projects from very small to something bigger ones with a wide range of variaty. Where each project is indepent from the other ones so that it is easy to pick up those ones which are the most interresting for you. And each Project has a section on how it should look like then with a section on how it works with Code (written in typical Al Sweigart way) and a section where you should explore the program to interact and break the code to achieve a learning effect. If you follow the instructions from the exploring section even the intermediate Python developer will get an ahh ohh effect. And during the projects you will solid your knowledge in working with - multiple strings - date module - ASCII art - random numbers - more complex dict structures - drawing algorithm - screen coordinates - math module - keyboard buffer - simulations - complexer data structures (mimic gravity) - simple AI features for robotics - csv module - simple probability using random numbers - animations (simple ones) - playing sound files My top 3 projects are from this book are. - Blackjack (the art of drawing cards in a terminal) - J‘Accuse! (simple and easy to extend text adventure) - Hourglass (simple physic engine)
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