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The learning materials I bring to you today are: "Learn Python the Stupid Way"

"Learn Python The Hard Way" (LPTHW for short) is a Python introductory book written by Zed Shaw. It is suitable for those who don't know much about computer and haven't learned programming, but are interested in programming.

This book guides readers to learn programming step by step by way of exercises, from simple printing to the realization of a complete project. Perhaps finishing this book does not mean that you have learned programming, but at least you will have a preliminary understanding of programming languages ​​and the programming industry.

The features that distinguish this book from other introductory books are as follows:

• Focus on practice.
This book provides enough practice code. If you have completed all the exercises (including bonus exercises), you have written tens of thousands of lines of code. You should know that many professional programmers only write tens of thousands of lines of code a year.

• Focus on capacity building.
In addition to the basic abilities of "reading and writing", "attention to details", and "discovering differences" mentioned in the original preface, this book also cultivates the reader's own ability to study questions and seek answers.

• Focus on the formation of good habits.
This book explains in detail how to write good code, good comments, and good projects. This will save you a lot of detours in subsequent learning.

The structure of this book is very simple, in fact it consists of 52 exercises. Among them, 26 cover three topics of input and output, variables, and functions, and the other 26 cover some more advanced topics, such as conditional judgment, loops, classes and objects, code testing, and project implementation. The format of each chapter is basically the same, starting with code exercises, the reader writes the code according to the instructions (copy and paste is not allowed), run and check the results, and then do some additional exercises. Of course, if you think the extra points exercises are a bit difficult for you, you can skip them temporarily, and it doesn’t matter if you complete them later.
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