About the Author

Anthony Adams is a computer programmer and author who was born and raised in London but moved to the United States when he was in his mid-twenties, to follow his dreams. He attended Imperial College London where he attained his degree in computing and followed this with a second course at King's College, also in London. Upon moving to the USA, Anthony took a job in Los Angeles and quickly found that the Californian lifestyle suited him. But it was around this time that he suddenly realized that the books he was reading as part of his work, while clear to him, would not be clear to the ordinary person on the street. Anthony took it upon himself to change that and his books of programming are aimed at putting the reader first and assuming that they have no prior knowledge of the subject. The result is books that make learning simple and enjoyable, while still providing the necessary information. In his spare time, Anthony likes to take himself off into the mountains to camp, fish and hike. He is passionate about his classic Norton motorcycle and takes it on long rides at weekends, stopping off at the secluded beaches and campsites he finds wherever possible.

Reviews

Enjoyed this book! Very useful information. It was a very easy read and provided very detailed information, pros and cons of each option and helpful resources. I also love the tone of this book and the personable manner it was written. Would definitely recommend!! - Averi Flora

This book has techniques to improve your life. The book genuinely letting me know in a few regions. This has a great deal of good data. It's anything but difficult to peruse. - Gregory McGahey

Very theoretical and steep getting to know curve. Might be much better if it had code and realistic examples as well as exercises. Get Deep mastering with Python by Chollet for excellent practical examples the usage of Keras with applications to code without delay. Rather the O'Reilly ebook by using Geron which has Jupyter pocket book examples and physical games additionally, Tensor glide centric, suitable definitions and references too. - Ewan Brooks

Python is a pretty easy language to get going with and this book 'holds your hand' very well. You'll be able to code without opening the book as a reference! I know there's a lot of book left for me to work through but I'm super confident I'll be fine with it! - Dominic Ross

This could be used by a complete beginner to coding, in which case it's worth working carefully through all the examples. It holds your hand as you work through the basics. It then moves on to projects, data visualisation, and web applications. If you have some programming experience you might feel able to skip bits. - Mike Ward

Let me preface this review by saying that I have zero programming experience. Python is finally making sense to me! This book is worth the money if you want to learn Python! - Gavin Hughes