This is a collection of resources for Python Crash Course (3rd Ed.), an introductory programming book from No Starch Press by Eric Matthes. The simplest way to download the source code …

I originally wrote them as a way to support readers of Python Crash Course, but they've proven useful to people working through a wide range of Python learning resources as well.

Solutions Solutions for selected exercises from each chapter can be found below. Be careful about looking at the solutions too quickly; make sure you've given yourself time to wrestle with …

Python Crash Course Resources for Python Crash Course (1st edition), from No Starch Press. The first edition of Python Crash Course has been out of print since 2019, and is far out of …

Python is a mature language, but like every programming language it continues to evolve. The third edition incorporates the most important new features in Python, without becoming bloated …

(These will be fully updated to match the third edition shortly, but the Pygame sheets will not change much.) It can be helpful to look through some of the Pygame documentation as you …

(These will be fully updated to match the third edition shortly, but the Pygame sheets will not change much.) It can be helpful to look through some of the Pygame documentation as you …

(These will be fully updated to match the third edition shortly, but the Pygame sheets will not change much.) It can be helpful to look through some of the Pygame documentation as you …

Assign the value 'python_notes.txt' to a variable called filename. Then use the removesuffix() method to display the filename without the file extension, like some file browsers do.

Right now, the book is on its second printing. You can see which printing you have by looking on the copyright page, which is on the back of the second page in the physical book. First printing …