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Python and PHP Programming Bundle

Learn Python programming and PHP for web developmentâ€"fast! Become a software engineer, coder, hacker, or web developer

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Created by John Elder

Explore the essentials of both Python and PHP, starting from the basics and moving into more advanced programming concepts. You'll build a strong foundation in two popular languages, making it easier to create web applications and automate tasks. No prior coding experience is required, so you can jump right in and start learning by doing.

Packt | Sep 2019 | 469 min

What You Will Learn

You'll start by setting up your coding environment and writing your first lines of code in Python. As you progress, you'll work through hands-on exercises that introduce key programming concepts. Once comfortable, you'll switch to PHP and apply similar skills to web development tasks. Each step is designed to reinforce your understanding through practice.

Key Features

  • Build real-world projects using both Python and PHP from scratch
  • Understand core programming concepts like loops, functions, and classes
  • Gain practical web development skills for dynamic website creation

Target Audience

Perfect for beginners who want to break into programming or web development. If you're aiming to become a software engineer, web developer, or just want to automate tasks with code, you'll find the content approachable and rewarding. No previous experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to learn.

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