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Python for Accounting: A Modern Guide to Using Python Programming in Accounting by Horatio Bota, Adrian Gosa
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Overview: This book is about computer programming more than it is about accounting practices: it teaches you how to use the Python programming language to work with tables. You'll use general ledgers, cash flow statements, and other accounting datasets throughout the book, but the goal is to teach you how to work with those datasets using Python code rather than introduce new accounting ideas on the way.

There's more than one kind of code: websites, smartphone apps, or the operating system on your computer are all built with code, but each is made with different programming languages and tools. Even when handling tables with Python, you can quickly glue spreadsheets together in a few lines of code, or you can code up an entire data analysis project. Both approaches use code, but larger projects employ more of Python's gears and tools.

As it happens, accounting tasks are a mix of quick data wrangling (e.g., moving rows between spreadsheets, cleaning text entries, reconciling values across files) and extensive data analysis projects (e.g., margin or costing analysis, inventory forecasts). You can easily use Python for both, but you need to use more of Python's machinery for larger projects. As we progress with the book, I'll introduce different parts of that machinery and go through several data wrangling projects using accounting datasets before attempting a Python-based sales analysis project. This way, you'll see how to use Python for the boring parts in your work first, and how to set up an entire data analysis project in Python towards the end of the book.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices

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