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Want to learn Python from the ground up and master its real-world applications?Python Programming: Basics to Advanced Concepts is your complete guide to one of the world's most powerful and versatile programming languages. Whether you are a BCA or MCA student, an aspiring software developer, a competitive examination candidate, or a technology enthusiast, this book provides a structured learning path from Python fundamentals to advanced programming techniques.Inside this book, you will learn:✔ Python syntax, variables, data types, and operators✔ Conditional statements, loops, and functions✔ Lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets, and strings✔ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)✔ Exception handling and file management✔ Modules, packages, generators, and decorators✔ Database programming with SQLite and MySQL✔ GUI development using Tkinter✔ Web development with Flask and Django✔ Data analysis using NumPy and Pandas✔ Machine Learning fundamentals with Python✔ Network programming and cybersecurity applications✔ Testing, debugging, and performance optimization✔ End-to-end Python project developmentThe book combines academic rigor with practical learning, offering clear explanations, coding examples, exercises, and real-world applications throughout every chapter.Whether your goal is to excel in university examinations, prepare for interviews, build software projects, or launch a professional programming career, this book provides the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to become a proficient Python developer.Start your Python journey today and unlock opportunities in software development, data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, automation, and beyond.

Learn Machine Learning. Build Real Projects. Launch Your AI Career.Machine Learning is transforming the world—and Python is the language powering that revolution.Mastering Machine Learning with Python: From Beginner to Pro provides a complete roadmap for understanding, implementing, and deploying modern machine learning solutions.Inside this book, you'll discover:✔ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Fundamentals✔ Data Preprocessing and Feature Engineering✔ Python for Machine Learning✔ Regression and Classification Algorithms✔ Clustering and Dimensionality Reduction✔ Model Evaluation and Hyperparameter Tuning✔ Ensemble Learning Techniques✔ Neural Networks and Deep Learning✔ TensorFlow and Keras Development✔ Real-World Machine Learning Projects✔ Flask and Streamlit Deployment✔ Introduction to MLOps and Production AIFrom your first machine learning model to deploying intelligent applications, this book delivers the practical knowledge and hands-on experience needed to become an AI and Machine Learning professional.Whether you're a student, developer, data analyst, researcher, or career changer, this book will help you transform data into intelligent solutions and ideas into impactful applications.

Learn Python. Build AI. Create the Future.What if you could write Python programs that generate content, answer questions, create code, summarize documents, and power intelligent applications?Python Simplified with Generative AI takes you on a complete journey from Python basics to advanced AI-powered development.Inside this book, you will learn:✔ Python Programming from Scratch✔ Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming✔ AI and Machine Learning Foundations✔ Generative AI Concepts and Applications✔ Prompt Engineering Techniques✔ GPT-Powered Text Generation✔ AI Chatbots and Virtual Assistants✔ Image Generation with AI APIs✔ Flask, FastAPI, Streamlit, and Gradio Development✔ Real-World AI Projects for Your PortfolioWhether you are a student, professional developer, freelancer, educator, or entrepreneur, this book will help you transform ideas into intelligent applications and prepare for the next generation of software development.The future belongs to developers who can combine programming with artificial intelligence. Start building that future today.

Today, AI and machine learning are driven by statistical thinking. As many leading experts emphasize, without a solid understanding of statistics, you cannot truly understand, evaluate, or safely use AI. This book gives you that edge.

RAG, Agent Bricks, the Multi-Agent Supervisor with MCP, Lakebase, MLflow 3, Lakehouse Monitoring, Feature Store, Vector Search. Every AI surface Databricks shipped at GA in 2025 and 2026, taught by a practitioner, current to 2026. What you will learn - Build RAG pipelines with Vector Search, embedding models, and citation grounding- Ship Agent Bricks for classification and information extraction- Orchestrate specialist agents with the Multi-Agent Supervisor and MCP- Use Lakebase as the operational Postgres layer for AI apps and agents- Detect data and model drift with Lakehouse Monitoring; wire alerts to retraining- Manage the ML lifecycle with MLflow 3 and the UC Model Registry- Govern features across training and serving with Feature Store (offline + online)- Serve foundation and custom models with AI Gateway controls Who this book is for Data engineers, ML engineers, and AI/ML architects who know PySpark and the Databricks platform and now need to ship production AI. Volume 3 is the recommended prerequisite. Table of Contents 1. Databricks SQL in Production. Warehouses, materialized views, three latency signals (admission, compilation, execution), the full dashboard backend wiring.2. External BI: Tableau, Power BI, dbt. Performance tips that take a dashboard from sluggish to instant, dbt configuration at incremental scale, the seam between BI and the lakehouse.3. AI/BI Dashboards. Anatomy of a Lakeview dashboard, draft vs published flow, the Dashboard Agent's reliable patterns, the five-grant permission model.4. Genie: Natural-Language Analytics. Grounding sources, the priority rule, the SQL Genie actually writes, the questions Genie answers cleanly versus the ones that confuse it.5. AI SQL Functions. ai_query, ai_parse_document, ai_extract for PDFs and HTML, univariate forecasts, the daily cost math for production AI SQL pipelines.6. Model Serving. Endpoints, the three fields that decide capacity and cost, the chat-completion payload, the five moving pieces of a production recommender.7. Foundation Models. Five major providers, the External Models config, the vendor-swap pattern (Claude to Gemini in hours, not weeks), the three habits that keep swap cost low.8. Vector Search and RAG. Six delta-sync arguments, three chunking strategies compared, the RAG function your app imports, end-to-end answer evaluation with traces.9. MLflow 3 and UC Model Registry. Versions, aliases, tags (and what each is not for), five tracking calls and what each one writes, the experiment-to-production lifecycle.10. Feature Store. Why SDP is the right producer, the six-file project layout, four parity-failure classes between offline and online stores and what causes each.11. MLOps as a Practice. Seven sources every incident reads from, three deploy patterns (canary, shadow, blue-green), three retrain strategies, five golden signals for an ML endpoint.12. Lakehouse Monitoring: Drift Detection. Six monitor parameters, the loop from drift alert to retraining, what to do when the baseline table is missing.13. Distributed Deep Learning. Three signals that force distributed training, picking the flavor (data, model, hybrid) from the bottleneck, four pieces of GPU memory worked out for a 7B model.14. Agent Bricks. Declarative classification and information-extraction agents, eval-set ingredients, the pre-compute pattern that makes small seed sets work.15. Multi-Agent Supervisor and MCP. The supervisor build, synthetic-turn evaluation, three real conversations end to end, the auth-passthrough chain across child agents.16. Lakebase: Operational Postgres for AI. Five alternatives compared, sub-10ms reads for AI apps, the lineage from Delta source through SDP into Postgres and onward to the endpoint.17. Capstone: Retail Intelligence App. Ten stages, each anchored to an earlier chapter. The smoke test that confirms every stage of the platform is reachable, the new-data path through the recommender.18. Certification and What's Next. The certification paths that actually map to the book, and the reading list the on-call team uses when something breaks.

The Databricks platform and data-engineering playbook for the engineers who own pipelines, govern catalogs, and keep workloads on schedule. Sixteen chapters on Unity Catalog, Lakeflow, identity, observability, and performance. Azure examples; concepts mapped to AWS and GCP.

Structured Streaming, MLlib, GraphFrames, performance tuning, testing and CI, and the lakehouse. Eleven chapters that take a competent PySpark user from "the job runs" to "the on-call team trusts the job.

PySpark from page one. Ten chapters that take a Python user who knows pandas and turn them into someone who can write, read, and debug production PySpark, without a three-chapter detour through distributed-computing theory.

Learn Python for Data Science from scratch. A practical 34-page handbook covering NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn and Scikit-learn with real code examples, solved exercises and a final real-world project.

Why learn one programming language when you can understand three at once? This book introduces the foundations of programming through a powerful side-by-side comparison of Python, Java, and C#, enabling readers to build strong conceptual understanding, transferable coding skills, and a solid pathway toward modern software engineering.

Your first AI integration is usually simple: one provider, one SDK, one model. Then production happens. Costs rise. Rate limits appear. Teams need access control. Security wants API keys centralized. Product wants to test better models. Finance wants to know who is spending what. Suddenly, the real problem is not calling an LLM. The real problem is operating AI as shared infrastructure. The End of AI Vendor Lock-In shows how LiteLLM helps teams build provider-agnostic, resilient, cost-aware AI systems that can route across models, manage fallbacks, track spend, enforce budgets, and reduce dependency on any single provider. If you are building AI products that need to survive real-world production pressure, this book is for you.

PYTHON COMPLETE GUIDE is a comprehensive, hands-on guide to learning Python from the ground up. Covering everything from core concepts lto advanced topics. This book empowers readers to develop real-world skills.

Build a city. Not a toy project — a living system.In Masters of the Metropolis, you don’t learn programming by memorising syntax. You learn by constructing a simulation that evolves over time.Every chapter adds something real: time, citizens, economy, infrastructure, events.By the end, you’ve built more than code. You’ve built a system that behaves.