Background: I'm a statistician data scientist who works mainly in R, and has done some C and C++ coding (numerical algorithms, not any general-purpose stuff). I'm looking to learn Python, which ...

Patrice Gans, a technology teacher and library-media specialist in Connecticut, reviews Jason Brigg's Python for Kids (No Starch Press, 2012).

As it assumes no programming experience or knowledge, the book is ideal for those who work with data and want to learn to use Python to enhance their work. Free offer expires on June 21. How to get it ...

At a glance. Title: Python Tools for Scientists Author: Lee Vaughan Publisher: No Starch Press Print: $49.99; Ebook: $39.99 Unpacking Anaconda. Part three tours many of the libraries packaged with ...

Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python is an excellent book on Python, on programming, and on coding techniques for building games – appropriate for pre-teens to adults.

Read chapter 12 from the book Programming in Python 3: A Complete Introduction to the Python Language by Mark Summerfield. This chapter is an excerpt from Programming in Python 3: A Complete ...

Interestingly enough, Python isn't the only programming language that this book gets into. It teaches a little bit of C, too. C compliments Python very well, as Python is often compiled in CPython.