Database Basics Table of Contents 1 - Introduction and How to Use this Book 2 - Getting started 3 - CLI 4 - Hello World!5 - Comments 7 - Escape Characters 8 - Formatted Strings 9 - Variables and Memory 10 - Better String Formatting 11 - Input and Output 12 - Math, Operators and Data Types 13 - Logic and Boolean Operators 14 - If, elif, and else 15 - Errors, Exceptions and Bugs 16 - File Reading and Writing 17 - Loops 18 - Iterables 19 - Dictionaries 20 - Functions 21 - More Functions 22 - Try Except 23 - Imports 24 - Reading Code 25 - Do a Project 26 - Objects and Classes 27 - Inheritance and Polymorphism 28 - Modules 29 - Comments and Code Documentation 30 - Packages and Project structure 31 - Automated Testing 32 - Do Another Project 33 - Branching Out The Redd Python Book (Beta)TODO: Editing the book 1 - Introduction and How to Use this Book 2 - Getting Started 3 - CLI 4 - Hello World!5 - Comments 6 - Strings and the print function flythereddflagg.github.io The Redd Python Book site repository src

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5 - Comments

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Mark Redd

Mark Redd

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