In Adventures in Python, you'll meet Eric and Simon, two brothers who are just beginning their learning of the Python language. The dialogues of the book's characters will help young programmers understand complex concepts much more easily. This is the perfect way for young programmers (and their parents) to start learning the language. There are no boring lessons or dull exercises in this story. You'll follow Eric and Simon's questions and bugs, learn how to write programs as a team, and get the opportunity to create applications that you can use in your daily life. By the time young readers reach the last page of the book, they will not only know how to write code, but they will also know how to think about problems like professional developers. All the code in this book runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi, and the source code is archived with the book. This book teaches you how to code by asking questions, making mistakes, and trying different solutions—just like in real life. Along the way, you'll build a web application for your coffee shop step by step, from the first online menu to the ability to save orders in a database. You'll learn and practice important skills such as application planning, troubleshooting, and managing user expectations.