It doesn't skip the "hard parts" like decorators or descriptors.

Written specifically for Python 3, avoiding outdated Python 2 habits.

It looks like you are working with the title of the famous book (Programming in Python 3: A Complete Introduction) by Mark Summerfield .

In-depth coverage of classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.

🐍 "Программирование на Python 3" — Mark Summerfield

Each chapter ends with exercises and real-world code snippets. 🎯 Who Is It For?

Using built-in modules for networking, databases, and XML.

This book is a comprehensive "deep dive" into the Python 3 language. It is designed to take a reader from basic syntax to the mastery of complex, idiomatic Python code. 📘 Key Topics Covered