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    Handbook of Python: Easy to Carry Python Basics
    Handbook of Python: Easy to Carry Python Basics
    Handbook of Python: Easy to Carry Python Basics
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    Handbook of Python: Easy to Carry Python Basics

    By Ramprakash S.

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    This book depicts the basics of python which is very useful for beginners and those who are all willing to learn and coding in python. Nowadays python plays a major role in the industrial and programming environment, and most industries need python programmers to develop many applications like web development, mobile app development, etc., This book definitely helps for the age group of 10 to anyone., Easy examples are given in each and every chapter that is very easy to understand for user needs.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPencil
    Release dateJul 15, 2021
    ISBN9789354583971
    Handbook of Python: Easy to Carry Python Basics

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      Handbook of Python - Ramprakash S.

      Handbook of Python

      Handbook of Python - Easy to Carry Python Basics

      BY

      Ramprakash S

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      ISBN 9789354583971

      © Ramprakash S 2021

      Published in India 2021 by Pencil

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      Author biography

      Ramprakash S

      I had completed my B.E from Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering Chennai and M.E from University College of Engineering,BIT Campus, Tiruchirappalli and presently doing research in the area of Wireless

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