Python

The book discusses Python and its features in detail, including those that are no longer covered in other textbooks. Python was created as a language to make it easier for laymen to enter the world of programming and to enable them to create simple programs with the least effort. As its popularity grew, so did the demands for expanding its capabilities. However, most Python textbooks stick to explaining its basic capabilities.
This guide attempts to introduce the Python language in more depth, so that users will find the information they need when they start to improve their initially simple programs and need to learn about constructs that will make it easier to further improve their children. It does not avoid such topics as detailed interpretation of decorators, descriptors, generators or metaclasses.

The book is designed to serve initially as a language textbook and later as a reference book. By focusing primarily on the interpretation of the language, he can explain everything in greater detail and depth than is usual in textbooks. All explanations are interspersed with examples to demonstrate the constructions and features of the language. You can download these examples on the website.

However, the book is not primarily intended for complete beginners who have never programmed before. The textbook Beginning to Program in Python, which this book loosely follows, is designed for them. Both books are also the basis for the accompanying e-learning course.