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Kickstart Python Programming Fundamentals - Real-World Projects and Hands-on Exercises to Cement Every Python Programming Concept - cover

Kickstart Python Programming Fundamentals - Real-World Projects and Hands-on Exercises to Cement Every Python Programming Concept

Jit Sinha

Publisher: Orange Education Pvt. Ltd

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Summary

Keep Calm and Let Us Tame the Python.
Book Description
Python is more than a programming language—it’s a career catalyst. Whether you're aiming to future-proof your skills, automate everyday tasks, or break into tech, Python is the gateway.
Kickstart Python Programming Fundamentals is your launchpad, built specifically for absolute beginners, freshers, students, and professionals with no coding background. With crystal-clear explanations, real-world examples, and zero jargon, this book makes programming accessible, engaging, and fun.
You’ll start by writing your first Python program and gradually master essential concepts like variables, loops, functions, and data structures. From there, you'll progress to object-oriented programming, file handling, working with databases, and even get a taste of AI and data analysis.
Each chapter includes hands-on exercises and mini-projects to solidify your learning. By the end, you'll not only understand Python—you’ll be building real-world solutions, building a project portfolio, and ready to take on academic, personal, or professional challenges.
The future is coded—start your journey today and don’t get left behind.
Table of Contents
1. Beginning with Python
2. Introduction to Algorithms and Flowcharts
3. Basic Python
4. Making Choices and Repeating Actions
5. Creating Functions
6. Organizing Data
7. Understanding OOP in Python
8. Using Modules and Packages
9. Error Handling
10. File Handling and String Manipulation
11. Dates and Times
12. Working with JSON and XML
13. Math in Python
14. Managing Packages with PIP
15. Building Web Apps
16. Python and Databases
17. Analyzing Data
18. Python in Artificial Intelligence
19. Conclusion and Next Steps
20. Real-World Project       

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Available since: 06/24/2025.

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