CS25C02 – COMPUTER PROGRAMMING PYTHON

(4 customer reviews)

370.00 370.00

ISBN:978-93-48615-60-2

Dr.J.Japhynth
Dr.T.Jasperline
K.Benitlin Subha
K.Daniel Raj
K.Diala
P.Daniel Raj
J.Vinisha

 

This book, titled “CS25C02 – Computer Programming: Python,” is crafted to align with the Anna University R-25 CBCS syllabus for first semester B.E./B.Tech students of Civil, Mechanical, and Petroleum Engineering. It serves as a foundational guide to Python programming and problem-solving, introducing essential concepts such as operators, conditional statements, loops, functions, strings, collections, dictionaries, file operations, and modules. With its structured approach and student-friendly language, the book offers detailed explanations, solved examples, additional illustrative problems, lab exercises, and practice questions. Designed to support both classroom instruction and independent study, it equips learners with the skills needed to approach programming challenges with confidence and clarity.

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This book, titled “CS25C02 – Computer Programming: Python,” is crafted to align with the Anna University R-25 CBCS syllabus for first semester B.E./B.Tech students of Civil, Mechanical, and Petroleum Engineering. It serves as a foundational guide to Python programming and problem-solving, introducing essential concepts such as operators, conditional statements, loops, functions, strings, collections, dictionaries, file operations, and modules. 

4 reviews for CS25C02 – COMPUTER PROGRAMMING PYTHON

  1. DANIELRAJ K

    There are plenty of coding exercises, mini–projects, and sample problems after each chapter, which help reinforce the theoretical concepts.

  2. Ganesan

    A perfect beginner-friendly Python book! Clear explanations, solved examples, and practice questions make it ideal for Anna University first-year engineering students. Great for both classroom learning and self-study.

  3. Jaya

    The content aligns well with typical Computer Programming courses (like CS25C02). It covers the necessary basics you would expect: control flow (if, loops), functions, file I/O, error handling, data structures (lists, dictionaries), and a taste of modules/classes.

  4. Dani Prasath .L

    Because of its readable style and numerous examples, it works well even if students don’t have constant instructor help.

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