Learn Python the Hard Way (learnpythonthehardway.org)
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how do you format floats
@roberta-hodara For specific tech question, I suggest you find answers on Google/StackOverflow. Hackr.io suggests you the best tutorials.
@roberta-hodara float(variable)
I think learnpythonthehardway.org is a base foundation to start programming if we are beginner
this website is really helpful for those who started learning for python from the beginning
PLEASE Tell me that how can setup web development using python in windows.
@naresh-saini Hey, for that I believe you have to use frameworks like Django and Flask, these will have their own syntax and other details but it's mainly built from python.
It is nice!! My best regards for you
Good post ! Each thing is in details in your post !
Hi, i wanted to learn python and i am at beginner level
@praveen-shukla Hello Praveen, may I know the reason of this comment? I just want to understand so that we can improve the product.
please add pythonprogramming.net as well, its quite a gud resource to learn python
there is a free version just type python the hard way in google search bar and you will find it then just download and use it ..its a good book
When can actual course start
You can access the free version again :D
@amr-ramadan My bad double checked, its just a sample
No longer free, which is a real shame. This was my initial start in Python.
@itsbennett Same :( but I understand Zed needs to be paid for his work. Still a great resource for all who looking for hands on experience with Python. Different from most programming books which shove theory down your throat and bore you to death.