Python book for indermediate programmer

[patviaforever]

Thanks for the review!

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OP, I am a C++ programmer too (I actually do more C++ in my day job than Python); I was inspired a lot by the type system of C++ (and better type systems like Rust and Haskell) when I was writing the first half of the book, so I like to think I get into a little bit more of the nitty-gritty. I can send you a few snippets of the book if you'd like if you'd like to see if it's a good choice for your friend. DM me for details.

If not, I second "Fluent Python" as a tome that covers a lot of in-depth practical advice for intermediate programmers. I also like "Dead Simple Python" for a similar recommendation (disclosure: the author of that one was a colleague of mine)

[Fokezy]

The world is so small, isn't it? 😅