The Python Bible 7 in 1: Volumes One To Seven (Beginner, Intermediate, Data Science, Machine Learning, Finance, Neural Networks, Computer Vision)

I have completed Book 1 and am impressed with the detail of the information. The author breaks it down in layman's terms to help you understand the concepts and what they do. This series is a must-have for learning more about Python and its uses.

This book is great to learn the basics and is very easy to follow. I would like to note that the numpy library (introduced in book 3) has been updated to remove the 'float' attributes as well as some other attributes. In order to import LinearRegression in Book 4, I had to downgrade numpy to version 1.23.5

I am visually impaired, so I have to be very careful when choosing an eBook to learn programming. This book does a great job of explaining what the script should look like as you go along. This made it very easy to produce great results the first time through. I was very happy to discover this book! I thought there must have been an error in the pricing of the book, but there wasn't! This really is SEVEN books in 1! So not only have I got an easy to follow book on Python, this same book takes me from beginning with Python to doing something that is very relevant to me - using Python to scan videos for objects. This is something I use several apps on my phone for in my daily life, so maybe now I can create a script to do exactly what I want, instead of using different portions of different apps!

This book is perfect for anyone new to Python or for anyone looking to explore new ways to apply Python. The volumes introduce you to everything of importance without going too much in depth and making the learning process overwhelming. The material lines up with other books on the same topics that will go more in depth if interested. This book is a great place to start.

I watch all this guy’s youtube videos (NeuralNine) cause he covers topics simple concise. Videos are short and to the point. His book is the same way. Its basically short code snippets to get what you need done on all topics you’ll want the code snippets for. It leaves out all the fluff other books put in to fill pages.

This was an excellent book and it help expand my Python knowledge and coding skills. It’s written in a way that is easy to read while at the same time not losing the technical luster . It also help me understand some questions I had regarding Python coding.

For the price you would probably be better finding something else. I got it specifically for the examples but the big print just feels like a rip havent had time to deal with it. This author in general is all big print and lil info. May change a lil once I get into it

Save your money! Buy something else This is clearly just a partial representation of Python.The 7 books in 1 formatt is different, And there being no Index for them makes finding each "book" a challange. In the "Beginners book" the author assures you the is easy and then proceeds to give you a random sampling of some basic Python. " Hello Wold" ect. Then he glazed over "if, if else ,loops and some basic functions. The word "indent" is only used twice in this entire chapter. I feel bad for anyone trying it learn Python structure for "if " statments from that... The rest of the book is more of the same. In the "Machine learning book" P. 284 "Structure of a Neuron " There is a nice sketch of a perceptron ...?And an explination of it that I don't think is entirely correct but who cares beacuse this part is about Neurons right? Nothing about Adding the Bias and nothing about ReLu... ,I'll quote the author here " Nowdays, we are using more complex neurons like the sigmoid function which use more sophisticated activation functions to calculate the outputs" In short I think these topics are just to advanced to compress them all into a 500 page book. And since it's printing any things and out of date " Pytorch,Keras,GPT_3,

Wow c'est un très bon livre, il a tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour commencer avec python ! Vas-y

Me parece un buen libro para iniciar en Paython, tiene buenos ejemplos, y toca temas de interes

Livro com muitos exemplos práticos e didática excelente. Abrange diversas áreas da linguagem. Parabéns para os responsáveis por essa obra magnífica.

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I really like this book.You get 7 volumes in one and it is written in a very concise, succint, clear manner so you tend to quite quickly move from one volume to the next.The author mentioned that he may do a book for SQL and that would be very welcome tooRecommended