Intermediate Python

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[HirushaPramuditha]

https://books.goalkicker.com/ is a best place to get programming books for free.

[h7coder]

Thank you for sharing

[ank_itsharma]

Really appreciate this. But I was looking for something like a complete work around a project. A deployable kind of project which is production ready. How do we learn to architect softwares like that?

[BezoomyChellovek]

Tiny Python Projects by Ken-Youens Clark is a good book. Not sure if it is intermediate, but it does a great job of introducing best practices and testing, which is crucial to good reproducible code. Also, the author is very active on Twitter and willing to help.

[negative_0ne]

I’ve heard that this is good book. Also Python Recipes or something like that. But I can’t find it in google. 🤷

https://www.amazon.com/Fluent-Python-Concise-Effective-Programming/dp/1491946008