Amethyst Gotita Silver Necklace (51)

Marsoni

M251S

$42.00

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Amethyst Gotita Silver Necklace (51)A dainty sterling silver link chain is exquisitely complimented by a delicate drop of bewitching purple Amethyst encased in silver. A simply gorgeous handmade silver necklace. Chain is 445mm long, approximately 18". The pendant is 14mm at from top of silver clasp to bottom of stone and 7mm at widest point of stone in silver surround.

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I am just starting out learning the concepts of coding, because I would like to start making my own video games as a hobby. I have purchased other "how-to" guides for beginners, which ended up being very confusing and required a more intermediate level of knowledge with coding. I am very happy with this book, as it provides straightforward and easy to understand lessons in four different coding languages, along with access to a free-to-use coding program so you can practice each lesson step-by-step in real time. The book is very colorful and laid out well with lots of pictures to illustrate each step in the process. I highly recommend this book for people like me, who are just starting out with coding and want to grasp the fundamentals before jumping into the deep end.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023

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Tai

Massapequa, US

★★★★★ 5

Need tutor

Very educational but I need tutoring.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026

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Freddie

Phoenix, US

★★★★★ 5

High quality!

I am not a seasoned programmer, so I cannot compare this to other resources available. Regarding the book itself, though, it is very high quality. The book itself is a hard cover with very high production values. Everything is illustrated and easy to understand. Like I said, I cannot vouch for the nitty-gritty that an expert might be able to, but from my perspective, this is a great place to start as a beginner.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024

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EMILY

Louisville, US

★★★★★ 5

Works for me

Im still reading this. I am finding it informative....as it should be.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025

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Jed Rothwell

Los Angeles, US

★★★★★ 5

Witty introduction. Not detailed, but technically accurate

Format: Kindle

I loved this book! I am a programmer and I have read several books about AI. This is an introduction for the general public. It does not have many technical details, but it is technically accurate. The writing is clear and understandable. It is also hilarious, with cute illustrations. I think it has more technical details and more interesting, on-point examples than some reviewers appreciate. They see the jokes and illustrations, and they don't notice how much technical information comes along with them. For example, she describes some fascinating parallels with biological evolution and AI systems discovering method of locomotion on their own, such as making yourself into a tower and then toppling over in the direction you want to go. The author points out this is how some species of grass propagate their seeds, one stem-length, each growing season. This is a short technical book. I like that! It reminds me of the classic "How to Lie With Statistics," by Darrell Huff, 1954, 142 pages. Everyone who wants to understand statistics should read this. It is also hilarious, it also has cute illustrations, and it is also one of the best introductions to the subject ever written.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019