This is the repository for the book "The Python Minibook", a book about Python aimed primarily at beginners.
The live version of the book is here.
We welcome issues & contributions.
If you want to contribute, you can either create an issue or a pull request.
If you create a pull request, read the CONTRIBUTING.md first.
We will reject PRs that fail to adhere to the CONTRIBUTING.md without further review.
We are specifically interested if you find one of the following:
- typos
- grammatical errors
- factual errors
- poor explanations that are unaccessible for beginners
- poor structure within a book section
This list is not exhaustive - if you think that an interesting piece of trivia or a funny joke would add value to this book, don't hesitate to contribute it.
When submitting improvement suggestions, remember that:
- this book should be suitable for beginners, i.e. all new terminology must be explained
- this book maintains an informal tone (and even dares to make jokes) to make it more accessible to a general audience