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| * [Python Notes \| Hindi](https://ehindistudy.com/2022/10/12/python-pdf-notes-hindi/) - Yugal Joshi |
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-> TutorialInHindi.com Python Book: This is a Python programming book that is provided completely in Hindi, aiming to teach Python from scratch. The focus would likely be on making it accessible to Hindi-speaking audiences, making technical concepts easier to understand in their native language.
-> Yugal Joshi’s Resource: Instead of being a conventional book, Yugal Joshi's "book" seems to be an organized index or hub that links to various Python programming topics on his blog. Each link likely leads to individual blog posts or pages that cover specific aspects of Python programming. This format allows users to access content topic-by-topic, and it could be a more modular approach to learning.
Why is this valuable (or not)?
Modular Learning: The index structure allows learners to pick and choose topics based on their needs or areas of interest, which could be especially useful for those looking to focus on certain aspects of Python. It provides a level of flexibility that a traditional linear book might not.
Free and Accessible: Like the other resource, it’s completely free with no ads, paywalls, or logins. This makes it easy for anyone to access and start learning without any barriers.
Topic-Specific Learning: Since it’s divided by topic, learners can easily jump to more advanced concepts or revisit basic ones, depending on their current skill level.
How do we know it's really free?
Open Access: As long as the index page and the blog’s posts are available to access without any sign-in requirements, paywalls, or subscription models, it’s likely free. The lack of any monetization (ads, membership) is a good sign that the content is provided for free.
No Hidden Costs: If Yugal Joshi has made it clear on the blog or index page that everything is free, there’s no need to worry about hidden costs or charges down the line.
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For book lists, is it a book? For course lists, is it a course? etc.
The tutorialinhindi.com resource is a PDF
The Yugal Joshi resource is a blog with detailed topic-wise notes on his own site
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