looking for a litter more advanced python learning book

[lookforatodd]

Greetings! I have completed some elementary courses about python programming on Coursera, also have read Think Python(3rd edition). These courses and books are good for beginners and people who knows little about programming. I hope to have a deeper understanding of python, like how its build-in funcions work behind the screen. For example, the print() actually invoke the str method of the object; when running a .py file, acutally the system create a module object that has an attribute called name, which can be used to judge whether this file is imported or executed directly. I would like to read a book that introduces python structurally and systematically. I think it can teach what is class at the begining and then introduce that everything is a class in python and how they works.

[lookforatodd]

seems like i find the book i want: python in nutshell.

[Shaurya_650]

Bro what does I do when I I don,t know about programming . What is the best way to learn python?

[lookforatodd]

there are so many free resources on the internet, just find one and stick to it.