This repository contains the materials for a beginner Python programming book titled "Coding Is Not Hard" (Chinese: Book 1). Based on the repository name and description, the book takes readers from basic arithmetic operations all the way through to an introduction to machine learning, using Python as the teaching language. The content is delivered as Jupyter Notebooks, which are interactive documents that mix written explanations with runnable code. A reader can open these notebooks, read the text, and run each code block directly to see the output. This format is common for learning data-related programming because it lets you experiment step by step rather than reading a static textbook. The repository is part of a broader series from the Visualize-ML organization, which also publishes books on statistics, mathematics fundamentals, and matrix algebra. The README itself is sparse, containing mainly links to discounted purchase pages for companion books in the series (hosted on Zhihu, a Chinese knowledge platform) and a note that readers who spot errors may receive a free copy as thanks. This is an open-source educational resource. The README is written in Chinese and provides very little additional detail about the book's contents beyond what the title conveys.
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