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Saturday, February 16, 2013

A Good way of understanding Phyton



What does this mean?  def get(self, *a, **kw) This can be answered by a Phyton Book. This seems to be so hard to decipher if you are not a programmer. The most commonly used Phyton version is Phyton 2.7 and so clearly states that is the most interestesting to learn. The most recent version is 3.2 which has so many differences in syntax codes. A Phyton Book varies on its content. This book covers the basics of numbers, variables and Booleans.

What is variable? It is a value to a name when referenced where when declaring it in Phyton, nametag is always on the left of the operator (=) and what’s on the right is the value.  According to a Phyton Book these are for reserves that can’t be a variable name; and, as, assert, break, class, continue, def, del, elif, else, except, exec, finally, for, from, global, if, import, in, is, lambda, not, or, pass, print, raise, return, try, while, with, yield.

Next is Numbers. The intS and floats. Int is integer, a whole number like 4 or 8 while float is a number decimal points like 2.0 and 8.4. Boolean is a type of data that may have one or two values which could be True or False.

Phyton Book has the section for Strings, Loops and Iterables, Dictionaries, Control Flow and Conditionals and so on. Why is book sectioning so important? By doing so, any sequential instruction can be taught clearly if you can move on to the next topic since you have fully understood what was discussed on the prior pages. Like on the Strings section, it is understanding the sequence before you go in-depth topics. You will also find a section where a Phyton Book allows you to define your variable on how and where it will tell you.

In the book, it also covers more general software discipline. So long that is so easy to read you should not have any issue at all. The best way in learning Phyton, other than using your Phyton Book as a reference is to go in front of the computer and see how you can apply those codes and variables written in the book. That’s the easiest way you can tell whether you totally understand it. Until you apply what is in the book, you never can tell that you have fully absorbed it especially if you are just new in learning programming.

At one time, a book that we used has a very impressive style in presenting practical materials with numbers of links that can be used for more resources. There is a book that wasn’t written for newbies in programming language but to enhance the knowledge and understanding of the existing or practicing programmers. The main core of it is the Phyton script language. The book includes user friendly content that can be understood easily even they are for existing programmers. It is suggested that after reading the basics of Phyton, one must jump into reading and digging into a more in-depth Phyton Books that has all the comprised complex processes. Some people start from libraries and researches on the internet but it is also a practical way to hand a book while researching and applying what you have read and learned. Better if you have someone, a practitioner who is an active programmer or engineer who could also share his best practices to where he started and what book can he recommend. Good reference is to hang around good bookstores that sell programming books.