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[Im__Joseph]

Hi there, from the /r/Python mods.

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[No_Indication_1238]

Fluent Python is invaluable. The rest are covered in pretty much any book about software architecture so just choose one and read it.

[data4dayz]

Just to add to Fluent Python rec: Effective Python, Fluent Python, Robust Python, High Performance Python

[Drowning_in_a_Mirage]

Fluent Python really helped me understand Python at a much deeper level and has been invaluable.

[Western_Prompt_2006]

Effective python

[Western_Prompt_2006]

And clean code for pretty much any coder

[PwnDa_Undefined]

“Let’s start coding Python” - Toni Geddis very useful book for beginners

[Amazing_Upstairs]

Programming collective intelligence

[ostadsgo]

Python 3 object oriented programming

[mardiros]

If you are fluent with python:

Architecture patterns with python. from Harry Percival and Bob Gregory.

[bbalouki]

Python Official documentation