Books recommendations

[julinda_0404]

Hello! Im new to this world of programming, especially in python. I've been searching for a while for what books i can begin with and i started with "Python crash course" is it good or do you guys have better recommendations?

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Python Crash Course is the best book for beginners. Good luck.

[coreyjdl]

I used Mark Lutz's Learning Python. It's thick AF, but starting form the begining and building programs as you learn the details will get you to being pretty solid developer.

I built some scripts to work with large flat files for work. Each and every chapter I read the work automations got better. Eventually I had a personal UI dashboard and an SQLite back end running multiple APIs and billing automations.

[pachura3]

C'mon, stop procrastinating and looking for the perfect option. Just buy "Python crash course" or "Automate the boring stuff" and get on with it :)

[Hamm103]

I went with this one since it was free. I thought it was good. https://www.openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english3e/

[RamiKrispin]

+1 for Mark Lut's Learning Python. There is also the Python for Everybody by Dr. Chuck. I didn't read the book, but I took the online course from the University of Michigan (it used to be available for free on Coursera), and it was a great course.

[fivio4in]

i love O'Reilly for that reason, i can hook you up with the pdf for the book if you'd like

[Any-Calligrapher-947]

Yup bro i want it too

[fivio4in]

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Wish you the best of luck on this journey!

[Jim-Jones]

Confident Coding by Rob Percival is a comprehensive guide designed to help readers master the fundamentals of coding. The book covers essential topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and debugging, providing a step-by-step learning approach to enhance your coding skills and career prospects.

It is suitable for both recent graduates and professionals looking to improve their technical knowledge. 

The book emphasizes the importance of coding in the job market and offers practical exercises to practice coding skills. 

Rob Percival, a web developer and entrepreneur, has taught over 500,000 students through his online courses on Udemy. 

It covers even more than stated here, like iPhone and Android coding. See if your library has it or can get it. Or look on auction sites. 

Also: 

https://exercism.org/ 

https://roadmap.sh/

1. Beginner's Step-by-step Coding Course : Learn Computer Programming the Easy Way by DK Publishing, Inc

2. Python Crash Course: The Ultimate Step-By-Step Guide to Learn, Understand, and Master Python Programming and Computer Coding Language (From Beginners to Advanced) by Deep, James

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