// about handwrittencode

why we print notes, not textbooks

Programming should look as clear on paper as it is in your head.

HandwrittenCode is a publishing team in Delhi that turns the way toppers take notes — colour, boxes, arrows, one idea per page — into printed books for 15 programming subjects.

15
subjects in print
15,000+
orders shipped
24h
dispatch, Mon–Sat
4-colour
on 80 GSM paper
Python Simplified handwritten-style notes — cover with inside pages
printed in-house, Delhi (photo to come)
Look inside: colour-coded pages from the Python book
inside pages
DSA with Java Simplified handwritten-style notes — cover with inside pages
packed within 24h (photo to come)

the short version

Textbooks explain. Notes make you remember.

Most programming books are typed, dense and three times longer than the syllabus needs. Students end up making their own notes anyway — the night before the exam.

We started HandwrittenCode to publish those notes properly: set in a handwritten-style font so they read like a friend's notebook, printed in full colour on good paper, and checked line by line so every program runs exactly as printed.

Today the series covers 13 subjects, from C to Data Science, used by students in B.Tech, BCA, BSc and Class 11–12 across India.

// how every book is made

Four steps, every title

  1. 01
    Write to the syllabus

    Topics follow the B.Tech, BCA, BSc and Class 11–12 units students actually sit for.

  2. 02
    Write with the output

    Each example is written against the current release, with its output shown right beside it.

  3. 03
    Set in handwritten style

    A handwritten-style font, colour and arrows — the clarity of a notebook without a single scribbled mistake.

  4. 04
    Print and pack in-house

    Full-colour on 80 GSM, checked page by page, shipped within 24 hours.

publisher.json
{
  "name": "Study Delight Publications Pvt. Ltd.",
  "brands": ["HandwrittenCode", "CodeKitab", "NCERTGuide"],
  "city": "Delhi, India",
  "titles": 13,
  "printing": "in-house, 4-colour, 80 GSM",
  "promise": "every program tested before print"
}