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The Python language is known all over the world today. It is used in Google's search engines, the video hosting Youtube and the social network Reddit are almost entirely written in it, and Facebook and Instagram actively use it. The US National Security Agency uses it to analyse intelligence, and NASA solves the most complex scientific problems. In other words, Python is capable of solving not only computational tasks but also testing, administration, and development of software products.

Do you really want to quickly master Python without putting in any extra effort? Paul Berry's excellent Head First Python guide, based on the latest advances in cognitive science, will help you do just that. Your brain will be forced to work constantly, instead of getting lost in the jungle of boring, sleep-inducing texts. You will learn how to create your own application, how to manage databases, handle exceptions, and perform primary data processing. If you're interested in what you can do with context managers, decorators, and generators, you've definitely come to the right place. Fascinating but not frivolous, informative, and devoid of unnecessary pathos, Paul Berry's book contains most of what you will need to use almost every day in your future work. The only caveat is that it is desirable that the future reader has at least a basic knowledge of one of the common programming languages.