Python Projects for Beginners: A Ten-Week Bootcamp Approach to Python Programming, Paperback/Connor P. Milliken

Immerse yourself in learning Python and introductory data analytics with this book's project-based approach. Through the structure of a ten-week coding bootcamp course, you'll learn key concepts and gain hands-on experience through weekly projects. Each chapter in this book is presented as a full week of topics, with Monday through Thursday covering specific concepts, leading up to Friday, when you are challenged to create a project using the skills learned throughout the week. Topics include Python basics and essential intermediate concepts such as list comprehension, generators and iterators, understanding algorithmic complexity, and data analysis with pandas. From beginning to end, this book builds up your abilities through exercises and challenges, culminating in your solid understanding of Python. Challenge yourself with the intensity of a coding bootcamp experience or learn at your own pace. With this hands-on learning approach, you will gain the skills you need to jumpstart a new career in programming or further your current one as a software developer. What You Will Learn Understand beginning and more advanced concepts of the Python language Be introduced to data analysis using pandas, the Python Data Analysis library Walk through the process of interviewing and answering technical questions Create real-world applications with the Python language Learn how to use Anaconda, Jupyter Notebooks, and the Python Shell Who This Book Is For Those trying to jumpstart a new career into programming, and those already in the software development industry and would like to learn Python programming. About the Author Focused on helping others achieve their goals through education and technology, Connor Milliken brings a wealth of programming and business experience to his classes. He graduated with a Computer Science degree from Daniel Webster College and is pursuing a master's in computer science with a focus in machine learning from Georgia Tech. Before becoming an instructor at Coding Temple, he was designing simulators in the video game industry for several years. During that time, he took on a vast number of roles from business to programming that he used to release a total of eleven different titles on PC and co-created an award-winning football card game called "Masters of the Gridiron". Connor has experience in more than seven different languages and three frameworks. He focuses primarily in Web Development and Data Analytics using Python.