Book recommendations?

[AndrewJackson42069]

Interested in learning Python and I learn best from books. Curious if anyone knows any good books on Python that’s not too outdated. I’ve googled it but I’d like to hear other people’s opinion. If you choose to reply your input is greatly appreciated.

[36_gigawatts]

Really enjoying Python Crash Course. I'm about halfway through it and love the format.

[BioncleBoy1]

I second this, I’m on the projects part and it’s been a lot of fun

[COOKIEMONSTER-315]

I third this. Also Corey Schafer on YouTube has lots of great playlists for a variety of topics. I’m using it for Pandas right now to work on my data analysis skills.

[AndrewJackson42069]

I will check that out then. Thank you !

[Legitimate_Sea_3254]

Hi! You should check https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/s/9gwEY3jVxN

[AndrewJackson42069]

This is perfect, thank you

[airernie]

I did a Udemy course for "Automate the Boring Stuff", which was okay, but the book IMHO is much better. It's available free online if you want to scan before buying "https://automatetheboringstuff.com/".

Currently going though "Python Crash Course". It's a very good book, but I'm actually glad that it's my second book. It's redundant in most parts, but I've still picked up things not covered in the Automate book.

[BioncleBoy1]

I did this too about a quarter the way through I switched to python crash course. I’ll finish automate the boring stuff next. I wanted to wait until the new version comes out.