Computer Programming Python, Machine Learning, JavaScript Swift, Golang
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This book, Computer Programming Python, Machine Learning, JavaScript Swift, Golang, is a wonderful assortment of the absolute best languages to know for the future.
It is the most optimum choice of programming languages to choose for a single book. It includes the main essential languages, like Python and JavaScript, that every programmer should walk into an interview knowing. But it also includes some little known new languages that you may not have heard of, that are so easy to learn and versatile and cross platformed that they are set to explode in popularity in the near future. More about this later.
If you listen to this book and learn these languages, then your future will be lived on your own terms. Consider going into a job interview respectfully but with zero worry. Where the potential employer is the one that’s being interviewed. And he seems a little desperate and a little too accommodating that you know this is going to be another one of those interviews where he either stands up after 20 minutes offers to shake your hand and offers you the job right there on the spot.
Or the interview turns into an HR interview where your assumed to be hired based on your application and you are just going through the paperwork and company benefits and policies.
Either way, based on what you want to do, you can take the job or not take that job, because you have a choice. Opposed to the alternative of being told that you will get a call in a few weeks or, "don’t call us, we’ll call you".
About these languages:
Python: Some of the companies that use Python are, Google, Facebook, Instagram, NASA, Mozilla, Firefox, Dropbox, IBM, Reddit, and Quora.
Python is becoming one of the world's most popular programming languages. Java Script users include Paypal, Netflix, Uber, Groupon, Facebook, Google, Ebay, Airbnb, Stack, Slack, and Instagram Machine Learning.
(AI): What is it? And what is it used for? It can be used along with python, since it is used in Google search and auto complete. It helps predict what you will search for next. Machine Learning (AI) is used in many different fields and applications, including self-driving/parking cars, facial recognition, medical X-ray image interpretation, drones, and many other applications.
Swift is also a great language to learn, because everything has to move with fund transfers. APP creation Android and IOS is used by Swift. This is also a cross platform language.
GO Golang, ( go language): Last but defiantly not least, GO is my second favorite language next to Python or JavaScript. This new programming language is not very well known but it is designed to be super easy to learn and has many of the best features from many top languages. It is also a very user friendly cross platform language, among the many new streamlined features, it has a built in garbage collector.
Developed by Google, it is known as the Google language. It is an opened source language. Some of the companies that us GO include Uber, Twitch, Dailymotion, the New York stock exchange, Send Grid, Fabric, Medium. If you learn this language, you will basically be learning the next Python language next to Python or JavaScript. This new programming language is not very well known but it is designed to be super easy to learn and has many of the best features from many top languages. It is also a very user friendly cross platform language. Among the many new streamlined features, it has a built-in garbage collector.
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- Stephanie C.
- 12-04-19
Great book !
This book helped me learn a lot about computer programming. The narrator also easy to understand. A great purchase will recommend.
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- Ruth Cepero Buergo
- 12-06-19
Ideal for beginners
Learning coding sounded a little intimidating at first. Thank goodness I found this book. It had the beginners steps that I was looking for. The book gave a lot of emphasis on the new program Golang. Following the steps was easy and I was able to accomplish the steps.
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- jose gomez
- 12-04-19
Great book
Good information, overall complete if you want to start with computer programming and basic skills, a lot of information so be prepared, good for starting business I found information useful for me but had to play it twice.
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- Ivy
- 12-05-19
Very helpful, happy with the purchase!
This book guide me on coding languages and what they do, how often they are used and where to start. If you're interested in computer programming and looking for a book to learn coding basics this is pretty good. You can read this even if you've never even heard of computer programming before.
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- M. Lehiste
- 01-13-20
I liked it & I'm a programmer
I already knew Python & Javascript and a bit of of Machine Learning.
But introductions to Swift and Goland were interesting, so it is a good quick first step.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-30-19
AWSOME BOOK FOR 2020
I just finished this book, after one of my coworkers recommended it a few days ago. wow, a lot of really useful information.
Golang was pretty cool. It is the most versatile cross platform language there is out there. If you have never learned any computer language before, get this book and youl learn GO in one day. Go is the future!
There is no other book out there like this one, I searched.
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- Jenny
- 12-05-19
Definitely worth listening to!
The author did a well explanation of all the programming languages that are out there. He listed all the pros and cons so it helps a lot to identify each one. I recommend this to anyone looking to start learning python skills.
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