Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

General Exercises to Try
Which tool will you use in Python to find any bug in a program?
Does Python have a double data-type?
Is string in Python mutable or immutable?
Is python platform-dependent?
How can you get the length of a list in Python?

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Conclusion
Congratulations  on  completing  this  book  –  Learning  Python:  The
Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools
.  You  have  learned  the  fundamentals  of  the  language  and  can  apply  this
knowledge  in  various  meaningful  projects.  Firstly,  don’t  rush  into  all
projects  but  only  those  which  interest  you  because  programming  is  more
appealing when it is aimed at solving relevant and important problems. I am
convinced  you  can  apply  your  skills  to  various  projects.  Furthermore,  I
believe
You have a comprehensive knowledge of Python
You can install Python on various operating systems
You can create your own first program
You can use Python to create a calculator program
You can use control flow tools such as elif statement, if-else, and
if statements effectively.
You can easily manipulate various loops – for, while, and while
true loop
You understand what a function is and how to use it in a program
You know how to pass a statement in a program
Congratulations on the sleepless night and mistakes you had to accomplish
this feat. However, continuous learning is important to sharpen your skill to
become a more efficient and productive programmer with Python. One of
the  best  choices  you  can  ever  make  is  to  learn  Python  programming
language  because  it  is  the  simplest  language  for  anyone  to  learn  without
requiring a tutor. As simple as it is, it has great power behind it to generate
massive programs that will revolutionize the programming world. There are
a thousand things you can do when writing Python programs. Additionally,
you  can  integrate  with  some  programming  languages  to  create  web
applications or games.

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Programming  is  easy,  but  we  all  get  stuck  as  time  goes  on.  This  is  even
stressful  when  you  are  just  starting  new.  Therefore,  don’t  despair  because
the  best  programmers  have  learned  to  unstuck  themselves  from  any  code
that gives them a headache.
If  you  find  yourself  stuck,  the  first  step  is  to  asses  your  current  situation.
Ensure  to  reevaluate  your  situation  by  asking  these  three  important
questions:
What is my goal? (What am I trying to achieve?)
What steps have I taken? (What have I tried and haven’t tried?)
What result am I getting?
Before thinking of giving up, try one more. Take a step backward to retrace
where  you  got  it  wrong.  If  you  are  trying  to  write  a  program  to  achieve
using “for loop,” it won’t harm you to check through similar examples. Go
through  your  codes,  perhaps  you  have  omitted  a  colon,  inserted  a  single
quote where there should be double. Review your work carefully.
If, after this, there is no solution, it is time to take a break. Maybe, you are
stressed  and  cannot  stay  focus  when  looking  for  the  solution.  When  we
work for a long period, our brain gets tired, and we need to refresh or reboot
the  brain.  In  this  situation,  take  a  nice  shower,  nap,  or  go  have  fun.  Most
programmers  take  a  long  break  because  once  they  resume,  they  become
filled  with  enthusiasm  to  find  what  the  problem  was.  Programming  is
interesting and shouldn’t stress the hell out of your life.

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