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2. What’s in it for you? • Why Learn Python?

3. What’s in it for you? • Why Learn Python? • Books for Beginners

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5. What’s in it for you? • Why Learn Python? • Books for Beginners • Books for Advanced Programmers

6. What’s in it for you? • Why Learn Python? • Books for Beginners • Books for Advanced Programmers • Books for Specific Domains

7. What’s in it for you? • Why Learn Python? • Books for Beginners • Books for Advanced Programmers • Books for Specific Domains • Books VS Online Courses

8. What’s in it for you? Why Learn Python?

9. Why Learn Python? Python is an interpreted, high-level, interactive and object-oriented scripting language

10. Why Learn Python? Python is an interpreted, high-level, interactive and object-oriented scripting language • Python is applied in various fields of tech industry: • Web Development • Machine Learning and AI • Game Development

11. What’s in it for you? Books for Beginners

12. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Python Crash Course • ‘Python Crash Course’ by Eric Matthews is a • comprehensive introduction to Python language • for beginners

13. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Python Crash Course • ‘Python Crash Course’ by Eric Matthews is a • comprehensive introduction to Python language • for beginners • This book focuses on the practical part and will • have you writing programs in no time at all

14. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Python Crash Course • ‘Python Crash Course’ by Eric Matthews is a • comprehensive introduction to Python language • for beginners • This book focuses on the practical part and will • have you writing programs in no time at all • The book has 560 pages and is divided into two • parts –

15. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Python Crash Course • ‘Python Crash Course’ by Eric Matthews is a • comprehensive introduction to Python language • for beginners • This book focuses on the practical part and will • have you writing programs in no time at all • The book has 560 pages and is divided into two • parts – • First part discusses about the basics of • Python and its concepts

16. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Python Crash Course • ‘Python Crash Course’ by Eric Matthews is a • comprehensive introduction to Python language • for beginners • This book focuses on the practical part and will • have you writing programs in no time at all • The book has 560 pages and is divided into two • parts – • First part discusses about the basics of • Python and its concepts • Second part has more practical approach • and focuses on creating Python projects

17. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Learn Python 3 The Hard Way • ‘Learn Python 3 The Hard Way’ by Zed A. Shaw • is a collection of 52 exercises

18. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Learn Python 3 The Hard Way • ‘Learn Python 3 The Hard Way’ by Zed A. Shaw • is a collection of 52 exercises • This book helps you understand the working of • Python apps, and how to avoid common • programming mistakes as well

19. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Learn Python 3 The Hard Way • ‘Learn Python 3 The Hard Way’ by Zed A. Shaw • is a collection of 52 exercises • This book helps you understand the working of • Python apps, and how to avoid common • programming mistakes as well • This book starts by setting up the environment • and goes all the way to writing full-blown • Python programs

20. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Head-First Python • ‘Head-First Python: A Brain-Friendly Guide’ • by Paul Barry aims to be easy on the reader’s • mind

21. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Head-First Python • ‘Head-First Python: A Brain-Friendly Guide’ • by Paul Barry aims to be easy on the reader’s • mind • This book provides a more visual insight to • engage your brain, so it is less text-heavy

22. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Beginners Head-First Python • ‘Head-First Python: A Brain-Friendly Guide’ • by Paul Barry aims to be easy on the reader’s • mind • This book provides a more visual insight to • engage your brain, so it is less text-heavy • This book starts with the data structures and • moves on to complex topics like web apps, • database management, data wrangling, etc.

23. What’s in it for you? Books for Advanced Programmers

24. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Fluent Python • ‘Fluent Python’ by Luciano Ramalho is a • hands-on guide the helps using best features • of the language

25. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Fluent Python • ‘Fluent Python’ by Luciano Ramalho is a • hands-on guide the helps using best features • of the language • This book covers various concepts like data • structures, object-oriented programming, etc.

26. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Fluent Python • ‘Fluent Python’ by Luciano Ramalho is a • hands-on guide the helps using best features • of the language • This book covers various concepts like data • structures, object-oriented programming, etc. • This book is focused towards programmers • who are already familiar with the basics of • Python

27. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Python Cookbook • ‘Python Cookbook’ by David Beazley and • Brian K. Jones helps you master your • programming skills in Python

28. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Python Cookbook • ‘Python Cookbook’ by David Beazley and • Brian K. Jones helps you master your • programming skills in Python • This book covers a variety of topics covering • many application domains

29. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Python Cookbook • ‘Python Cookbook’ by David Beazley and • Brian K. Jones helps you master your • programming skills in Python • This book covers a variety of topics covering • many application domains • Each recipe contains a sample code that • readers can use in their projects

30. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Programming Python • ‘Programming Python’ by Mark Lutz is ideal for • programmers who know the fundamentals of • Python programming

31. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Programming Python • ‘Programming Python’ by Mark Lutz is ideal for • programmers who know the fundamentals of • Python programming • This book includes tutorials on various domains • of Python, such as GUIs, system, and • database administration

32. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Advanced Programmers Programming Python • ‘Programming Python’ by Mark Lutz is ideal for • programmers who know the fundamentals of • Python programming • This book includes tutorials on various domains • of Python, such as GUIs, system, and • database administration • The book contains many examples that show the • correct usage and common idioms, and • practices

33. What’s in it for you? Books for Specific Domains

34. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Introduction to Machine Learning with Python • This book by Sarah Guido and Andreas • C. Muller teaches you how to use Python for • Machine Learning applications

35. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Introduction to Machine Learning with Python • This book by Sarah Guido and Andreas • C. Muller teaches you how to use Python for • Machine Learning applications • This book covers many Machine Learning topics • including managing pipelines and model • evaluation

36. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Introduction to Machine Learning with Python • This book by Sarah Guido and Andreas • C. Muller teaches you how to use Python for • Machine Learning applications • This book covers many Machine Learning topics • including managing pipelines and model • evaluation • This book also covers the most popular • Machine Learning algorithms along with their • implementation in Python

37. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Django for Beginners • This book by William S. Vincent is an excellent • choice for anyone who wants to build modern • web applications

38. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Django for Beginners • This book by William S. Vincent is an excellent • choice for anyone who wants to build modern • web applications • This book codes along with you five web • applications so it can also be considered as • a hands-on guide

39. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books for Specific Domains Django for Beginners • This book by William S. Vincent is an excellent • choice for anyone who wants to build modern • web applications • This book codes along with you five web • applications so it can also be considered as • a hands-on guide • Django is a framework based on Python, and • is extensively used as a backend in web • applications

40. What’s in it for you? Books VS Online Courses

41. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books VS Online Courses • Those were all the books that we recommend • you to read while learning or working with • Python

42. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books VS Online Courses • Those were all the books that we recommend • you to read while learning or working with • Python • But we all know that some people prefer • learning through courses rather than books

43. What’s in it for you? Software Stack Books VS Online Courses • Those were all the books that we recommend • you to read while learning or working with • Python • But we all know that some people prefer • learning through courses rather than books • So let’s go ahead and compare between the • two most popular learning resources – Books • and Online Courses

44. What’s in it for you? Books VS Online Courses

45. What’s in it for you? Books VS Online Courses

46. What’s in it for you? Books VS Online Courses

47. What’s in it for you? Books VS Online Courses I see both sources as complimentary to each other.