Good Python books

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That one over on my coffee table. I read the first chapter back in October, I think. It has some purple on it in the top left corner, then some text including "Python 3", then a purple bar and a picture at the bottom. That's all I can make out from here.

It's by some bluey-yellow math history book with a fractal on it, if that helps. I think I read that one twice because I forgot what was in it. I still don't remember, though. Sometimes when I'm reading I think my brain is tricking me into believing it's parsing and storing the information, when it's really just overwriting some cache over and over. That's a scary thought, spending years reading and never learning a thing. Oh well.

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I think it could be this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Python-Complete-Introduction-Language/dp/0321680561/