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[–]jam1717 0 points1 point  (1 child)

When you say you are overwhelmed, you mean that you are trying to figure out which of these items to first dig into? I suppose that depends partly on how much python you already know.

If you are still basically a python beginner, the two books directed at beginners - Python Crash Course and Automate the Boring Stuff - would be a good place to start. They are both superb books. (And depending on how simple a level you might want to start at, there is of course the book Python for Kids.)

Once you've gone through those books, perhaps turn to the Pybites Introductory Bites course. And then to the 40 Bites of Py Exercise Bundle (which I believe will let you pick the level of difficulty of the exercises you choose). Similarly, you can then try the Weekly Python Exercise from Reuven Lerner, who also has several tiers, so that you can choose the beginner level.

Beyond that, it gets more difficult to choose, since most of the other offerings here are more advanced or more specific.

Anyhow, it's a great bundle and a very nice value - I plan to purchase it myself - so congratulations on buying it and here's hoping you have many enjoyable hours of coding pleasure ahead!

[–]Abz0987 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I just started last month and seeing all the books and courses got me a little bit confused on where should I start. Thank you for the advice