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Re: At full speed with Python: a book for self-learners

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Post by philliphaydon » Wed, Mar 21, 2018, 1:47 AM UTC

jventura wrote: post #44

philliphaydon wrote: post #43

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epub works great. No issues. I got alot of PDF's i donno why only this one displays weird. :( if no one else has this issue must just be my work pc being bung.

Could you provide a screenshot? You can open a github issue if you want...

I think it’s just my work computer on it’s last legs. Worked fine at home and on the surface.

Re: At full speed with Python: a book for self-learners

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Post by jventura » Wed, Mar 21, 2018, 3:09 PM UTC

philliphaydon wrote: post #51

jventura wrote: post #44

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Could you provide a screenshot? You can open a github issue if you want...

I think it’s just my work computer on it’s last legs. Worked fine at home and on the surface.

Great, thanks!

Re: At full speed with Python: a book for self-learners

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Post by Sileni » Wed, Mar 21, 2018, 9:01 PM UTC

jventura wrote: post #46

Could someone suggest which title sounds better: "at full speed with python" vs "up to speed with python"? I would like to convey the idea that this is a fast way for people to learn the basic concepts of python. But I'm not sure that "up to speed with X" exists, as I cant find many ocurrences of it in google (i'm not a english native speaker, this is the technique i use to find how certain expressions are used in en…

"At Full Speed with Python" sounds more like an intermediate to advanced book. "Up to Speed with Python" sounds more like what you're trying to achieve.