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TomaszO

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Python Comprehensions

Wytłumaczone po angilesku:
https://www.pythonforbeginners.com/basi … -in-python
Po polsku:
https://pl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Zanurkuj_ … anie_listy
https://programeria.pl/2018/08/29/list-comprehensions/

coder101

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Odp: Python Comprehensions

Hey, recently joined this forum.

The sites you've shared are super useful, thought of sharing an addition to this list: https://www.interviewbit.com/python-int … questions/ | for viewers who speak English

gulshannegi

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Dołączył: 2021-10-28

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Odp: Python Comprehensions

The advantage of Python is that there exists a lot of online courses on this popular programming language. It is a high-level universal language that has a huge community around it and allows you to build high-quality applications.

If you are looking for free educational materials, I can recommend the following tutorials:

1. Codecademy - learn python through interactive tutorials

2. Introduction to programming using Python 3 - very well written tutorial by Hans Petter Langtangen

3. A Byte of Python - free book on the Python language released under GNU Free Documentation License

I recommend reading each one of them, but if you only have a limited amount of time I advise you to start with the Codecademy tutorial. It is short and easy to understand, and it consists of material that will help you understand the basics of Python programming.

The second tutorial you can take is Introduction to programming using Python 3. This tutorial was made by Hans Petter Langtangen, which is very popular among beginner programmers. So if you are interested in learning Python step-by-step, this course will be useful for you.

It's also worth mentioning the website A Byte of Python. It's a free book on how to program in Python, and it has been written for both beginner and advanced programmers. The site was released under GNU Free Documentation License, so you can download it as an e-book.

If you want to learn it from scratch then I'd recommend you to read "python in easy steps" The reason why I love it is Because they use code examples in real language and they give you multiple screenshots of what each variable looks like when you create it and they also tell you how many times each variable is used. you will learn how to create a real-world program step by step. There is also an introduction to file handling at the beginning of the book which tells you what a program is and how to run it. I am also learning Python for the last few months and it is an amazing experience for me, and I found this post on the internet, this post is about the python cheat sheet, which helps me a lot.