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Starting, in the mid-eighties at age 11, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC language. Mark's clients have included Aflak, Discover Card Services, the US Department of Interior and Symantec. Mark Lassoff currently works as founder of LearnToProgram, Inc., a Connectic

Title	:	Programming for Absolute Beginners
Author	:	Mark Lassoff
Rating	:	4.83 (798 Votes)
Asin	:	B00M3GS7KO
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	103Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-8-11
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Starting, in the mid-eighties at age 11, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC language. Mark's clients have included Aflak, Discover Card Services, the US Department of Interior and Symantec. Mark Lassoff currently works as founder of LearnToProgram, Inc., a Connecticut-based company that publishes online courses that teach mobile, web, and game development. Over 100,000 people have learned programming from Mark through online and live classes and free tutorials. . Mark has trained programmers at Fortune 500 companies and government agencies world-wide. Mark’s twitter is @mlassoff. A recognized expert in front end web and mobile development, Mark continues to teach at conferences regularly. Loads of free tutorials and courses can be found at learntoprogram. Today, Mark is a publisher, top technical trainer and author, providing software, mobile and web development training Mark is a sought after video trainer, speaker and host. About the Author Mark Lassoff 's parents frequently claim that Mark was born to be a programmer

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Mark has trained programmers at Fortune 500 companies and government agencies world-wide. Over 100,000 people have learned programming from Mark through online and live classes and free tutorials. A recognized expert in front end web and mobile development, Mark continues to teach at conferences regularly. Today, Mark is a publisher, top technical trainer and author, providing software, mobile and web development training Mark is a sought after video trainer, speaker and host. Starting, in the mid-eighties at age 11, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC language. Mark Lassoff currently works as founder of LearnToProgram, Inc., a Connecticut-based company that publishes online courses that teach mobile, web, and game development. Mark's clients have included Aflak, Discover Card Services, the US Department of Interior and Symantec. Mark’s twitter is @mlassoff. Loads of free tutoria

Programming for Absolute Beginners is designed to teach you the common basics that will come in handy no matter what type of development you want to specialize in.

In this fast-paced, easy-to-understand book, master trainer Mark Lassoff will take you through the basics of developing programs-- and make it easy for you to learn. The course uses the clear and concise Python programming language which has a common syntax with Javascript, C, Java, and many other modern languages. You'll start off learning input and output, conditionals, loops, and even basic data structures. In the last chapter you'll create classes and objects to learn the basics of object oriented programming.. In chapter two, you'll learn your way around input and output. Learning the basics in Python will set you up for success—no matter what language(s) you use in the future.

As you review the material in the book and write your first programs, you'll master the basics of coding. In chapter one, you'll write your very first program. Whether you plan on learning web, mobile or game development, there is a common foundation you need to master. Chapter four goes over conditionals and loops while in chapter 5 you'll learn about structures to hold different types of data. Following in chapter three you'll work with variables-- a