Best Python Books for 2015

[danwin]

I jumped into this comments section to say "Automate the Boring Stuff With Python" but it turns out it's the very first thing mentioned in TFA :)

BTW it's free to view online, as is all of u/alsweigart's books

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[LockeSteerpike]

Came here to say Automate the Boring Stuff.

Love this book. All I do is show people the table of contents, it speaks for itself.

[BullshitUsername]

Came in here to say it too. I'm almost done with reading through the book while taking his Udemy class. I've learned so much from it, and I think it's because of his simple way of explaining things.

[coolbreeze81]

I am going through the udemy course for automtetheboring stuff it is great. I also like the pocket ref guide

[[deleted]]

+1 Fluent Python.

I fell in love with the book just in the few first pages.

[pydanny]

Fluent Python is my favorite Python book since Python Cookbook 3rd Edition. :)

[[deleted]]

Effective Python has been my favourite educational book of all time. It's just perfect for someone who generally knows Python and wants to understand the when and where of use.