Modern's ABC of Computer Science with Python has been developed using practically tested programs and concepts to achieve multiple goals. The primary goal is to provide a solid foundation for beginners aiming to major in Computer Science. Given the growing significance of computing in various scientific and engineering fields, the second goal is to equip students, even those not pursuing advanced Computer Science courses, with essential conceptual tools. Ultimately, the book aims to introduce all students to both programming concepts and the intellectual foundations of the field, helping them excel in exams.

Salient Features of the Book:
• Each chapter begins with an outline section and ends with a summary section to highlight key points.
• Marginal notes emphasize important concepts and definitions, with a quick review for exam preparation.
• Programs are practically tested, debugged, and include output.
• Common errors in each chapter help improve students' practical programming skills.
• Each chapter ends with exercises, including:
   • Multiple Choice Questions with answers
   • Solved short and long answer questions
   • Solved programs and viva questions
   • Unsolved exercises for practice
• Unit-wise Question Banks with answers are available via a web link.
• A solved Sample Paper is provided at the end of the book.