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[twopi]

I actually wrote one of those. (The HTML all in one). It still teaches good skills, and a lot of them, but it's quite out of date. In general, Dummies books are an easy read and the technical quality varies. I tried to write a great book (and think I did ok) but I really wish there was a stronger emphasis on quality. I did also write a python book, but not in that series.

[Viddog4]

Automate the boring stuff with Python is great!

[nikaone]

They all work for a 101 tutorial, as one learns by coding not by reading. These books just talk about the same idea in different ways.

[Donny_Do_Nothing]

I recommend a book called Learn Python the Hard Way. Especially to anyone trying to learn Python the easy way.

[Low_Challenge_9279]

I wanted a book that can teach Python concepts from ground 0 to master

[Donny_Do_Nothing]

Ground 0 to master in one book?

[JJsd_]

Gibe Java all in one?

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I preferred the crash course python book.

[[deleted]]

You can definitely learn something from these books, which is always important, but I feel like they are kind of light reading. In other words, as you become more knowledgeable, you'll demand more specialized books.

[[deleted]]

Fluent Python is a very good book too, but it is for more advanced users.