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This is a collection of resources for Python Crash Course (3rd Ed.), an introductory programming book from No Starch Press by Eric Matthes. The simplest way to download the source code files for the book is to click on the Download .zip button below.
Solutions. Solutions for selected exercises from each chapter can be found below. Be careful about looking at the solutions too quickly; make sure you've given yourself time to wrestle with the concepts you just learned before looking at a solution.
The full set includes: An overview sheet covering a wide range of topics. A series of sheets that focus on the fundamentals of Python. A series of sheets focusing on specific libraries: pytest, Pygame, Matplotlib, Plotly, and Django. A sheet focusing on Git basics.
This chapter introduces removeprefix() and removesuffix(), two new methods that are helpful when working with files and URLs. Chapter 2 also includes Python's newly-improved error messages, which provide much more specific information to help you troubleshoot your code when something goes wrong.
This is a collection of resources for Python Crash Course, an introductory programming book from No Starch Press by Eric Matthes. If you have any questions about Python Crash Course, feel free to get in touch:
Python Crash Course on GitHub. Solutions. Solutions for selected exercises from each chapter can be found below. Be careful about looking at the solutions too quickly; make sure you’ve given yourself time to wrestle with the concepts you just learned before looking at a solution.
Updates and Errata - First printing. This page is broken into two parts, Updates and Errata. Updates address issues that affect whether your code will run or not. Errata refer to minor issues such as typos, and errors in grayed-out code that probably won’t affect the code you’re entering.
Here is a summary of the changes that have been made to the book overall: The second edition was written using Python 3.7; the first edition was written using Python 3.5. Note: The book is completely up to date for Python 3.8. Python 2 support has been dropped, as Python 2 is nearing end-of-life.
Updates. When looking for updates it’s helpful to know which printing you’re working from, as minor corrections are made every time the book goes through another print run. Right now, the book is on its second printing.
This is a collection of resources for Python Crash Course (2nd Ed.), an introductory programming book from No Starch Press by Eric Matthes.