This paperback version of Mastering Python for Web: A Beginner's Guide edited by Sufyan bin Uzay has a beginner-friendly learning curve in the world of programming languages. At the same time, Python is essential when it comes to writing system scripts, processing big data, performing mathematical computations, creating web applications, and rapid prototyping.

Focused especially on the usage of Python for Web. This book explores Python programming fundamentals with interactive projects and introduces core coding concepts and the basics of Python-based web development. The reader should be ready to dive deep into the world of Python for web development in no time.

Since Python positions itself in web development as a back-end language, it is usually mixed with another front-end language to build a whole website. At the same time, reasons for using Python in web development are many: it is a flexible, versatile, and highly efficient programming language with dynamic typing capacity. This book helps readers to examine Python's key back-end / front-end programming techniques and guides them through implementing them when creating professional projects. Furthermore, it also focuses on teaching readers how to solve common problems and developing web services with Python frameworks such as Django and Flask.

The book has a goal more ambitious than simply teaching you the ropes, it aims to help you embrace and master problem solving, which could be viewed as the single most crucial skill for a coder. It offers you a focal point on starting as a beginner and growing into an expert by putting your newly acquired knowledge into practice. Programming is a hands-on skill and this book helps you put your skills to test with easy-to-grasp tasks and examples.

Editor: Sufyan bin Uzayr    Softcover, 302 pages    1st Edition    Published February, 2022    Covers Programming Languages    Factors Writing Scripts, Processing Data    Covers Math Computations    For Web Applications, Rapid Prototyping

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