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Learn how to use Python scripts to automate repetitive tasks, organize files, process images, and simplify daily workflows.

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This book shows how to level up from writing Python code to designing Python applications. Ronald Mak provides intuitive “before” and “after” examples of improved code, so readers can learn to plan ...