Mission Python :Code a Space Adventure Game!

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Mission Python

Mission Python :Code a Space Adventure Game!

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4.25 (24 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 18 October, 2018
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Launch into coding with Mission: Python, a space-themed guide to building a complete computer game in Python. As you work through the book, you'll build exercises and mini-projects, like making a spacewalk simulator and creating an astronaut's safety checklist that will put your new Python skills to the test. Before you know it, you'll have a working, awesome game to stump your friends with (and some nifty coding skills, too!). You can follow this book using a Raspberry Pi or a Microsoft Windows PC, and the 3D graphics and sound effects you need are provided as a download.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781593278571
ISBN10 1593278578
Number Of Pages 280
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller No Starch Press,US
Format paperback
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"Sean McManus has managed to put Python programming language within easy reach."
—Teach Secondary

"Mission Python takes a reader from their first steps in programming to completing their first game."
—Custom PC Magazine

"If you’re looking for additions to your computer science education or gifts for your budding programmer, I’d generally recommend anything from No Starch Press, but Mission Python is one of my new favorites."
—GeekMom

"A great book to get into coding a game in Python."
—Othelo Vieira, OtheloVieira.com

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Author's Bio

Sean McManus is an experienced computer book author, with extensive experience in writing coding books for children. His children's titles include Cool Scratch Projects in Easy Steps, Scratch Programming in Easy Steps, and Super Skills: How To Code in 10 Easy Lessons. He co-wrote Raspberry Pi For Dummies with Mike Cook. Sean has been a Code Club volunteer, helping junior school children to learn programming in weekly sessions.

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