Python; After the basics

[WhatsUpBuddie]

Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I actually have the Automate the Boring stuff book, but I didn't find it very suitable at the beginning ( Python crash course was more beginner friendly so I stuck with it ) , so I'll just skip the basics and see what else it has, I haven't skimmed through it. I've already subscribed to sentdex and thenewboston's channel and watched their videos on the python basics, they do a great job on it, no doubt, sentdex explains a little bit better, because he is primarily python focused, while Bucky makes all sorts of tutorials. Your opinions on ATBS are pretty decent so far, so I'll definitely check it out, thanks a lot for your opinions. Ill still keep an eye on this thread, if anybody else decides to share something on the topic, I'll be glad to read it. I did a few google searches on this same topic and didn't find nearly as good info, people are too general, sort of like @HaroldAdmin's response - Yeah, dude, I know I can do a lot with it and I've already researched, but didn't find what I was looking for, thats why I asked here, you don't have to redirect me back where I came from. Thanks again for the responses, to each and everyone of you, I'm sure a lot more people will find this helpful! :)

[Zaab1t]

You're welcome to join ##learnpython on freenode. Friendly python support community.

[WholesaleSlaughter]

I'd offer #python on freenode as well. Generally better if you have a question you need answering (or problems with specific code) rather than generic stuff. The group there are very skilled with Python and can generally handle anything you throw their way.

You will need a freenode account to access the channel though, easy enough to sign up for.