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The Self-Taught Programmer: The Definitive Guide to Programming Professionally

   Author(s): Cory Althoff

        Publisher: Self-Taught Media, Year: 2016   

                                        

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I am a programmer who is self-taught. I learned to program well enough to land a job as software engineer II At Bay after a year of self-study. I knew I was seriously under-prepared once I got there. The amount of stuff I wanted to know, but had not yet known, overwhelmed me. The inspiration for this book was my journey to learn to program, and my experience at my first job as a software engineer. This book is not just about learning to program; you're going to learn to code, too. It's not enough to learn to code if you want to program professionally; that's why I also cover the majority of the stuff you need to know to program professionally that classes and books don't teach you, in addition to helping you learn to program. The self-taught programmer"The self-taught programmer" I have divided the book into six parts: 1. In Python 3, learn to program and build your first program. 2. To get you hooked, learn object-oriented programming and build a powerful Python program. 3. Learn to use software like Git, bash, databases and regular expressions. Then, to create a web scraper, use your new coding skills. 4. Computer science studies Fundamentals of computer architecture, data structures, algorithms, and programming of the network. 5. Learn to program for production: I cover the process of software creation, testing, and best practices in coding.6. You will learn to program professionally by finishing with tips for working with a team and securing a programming job. There's that direction. Are you going to take it?.