PYTHON CRASH COURSE
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Python Crash Course is a fast-paced and thorough introduction to programming with Python. You'll learn the basics quickly, then move on to more intermediate topics like list comprehension, regular expressions, functional programming, and object-oriented programming.
Python Crash Course is an in-depth computer programming course that teaches you the basics of programming with Python. You'll learn how to code from scratch and then move on to more advanced topics like web scraping and data science. Along the way, you'll solve real-world problems and develop key technical skills in areas like data structures, algorithms, controlling flow, and functions.
This is the perfect book for anyone who wants to learn how to program in Python. Even if you have never written a line of code, this book will teach you how to think like a computer scientist. You'll learn basic programming concepts, such as variables, loops, and conditions; how to make your own functions; and how to use control flow statements such as if-else and while loops.
In this chapter, you learned to give your projects a simple but professional appearance using the Bootstrap library and the Django bootstrap4 app. Using Bootstrap, the styles you choose will work consistently on almost any device people use to access your project. You learned about Bootstrap’s templates and used the Navbar static template to create a simple look and feel for Learning Log. You used a jumbo Tron to make a home page’s message stand out and learned to style all the pages on a site consistently. In the final part of the project, you learned how to deploy a project to Heroku’s servers so anyone can access them. You made a Heroku account and installed some tools that help manage the deployment process. You used Git to commit the working project to a repository and then pushed the repository to Heroku’s servers. Finally, you learned to begin securing your app by setting DEBUG=False on the live server. Now that you’ve finished Learning Log, you can start building your own projects. Start simple, and make sure the project works before adding complexity. Enjoy your continued learning, and good luck with your projects!