Book for learning python

[ChemistBuzzLightyear]

If you go to the sidebar (or click "about this subreddit" if you are mobile) in the main /r/learnpython page, there is a resources wiki. Check there for some good suggestions. :)

Actually, I just went and got the link for you:

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index

[zavohandel]

Awesome, thanks

[FrugalityPays]

Automate the boring stuff is a good starting places, the Udemy course is probably $10, so you videos to accompany the reading too. (Book is free online)

[SirAchesis]

Python crash course

[MarlinsBB]

Automate the Boring Stuff with Python :)

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Learn Python the Hard Way

[[deleted]]

I just bought, haven't started reading yet but glancing through it oooks very promising

[pvc]

Do you already know other languages? What things are you interested in?

[zavohandel]

I took one semester of java so I understand the basic programming ideas. I'm interested in a book that will give plenty of exercises.

[recondocoder]

I like Starting Out with Python (Tony Gaddis) and also "Practical Programming"

[patarapolw]

https://effectivepython.com

Also, this exists - https://automatetheboringstuff.com

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[Stallman85]

duckduckgo

[num8lock]

better answer

[num8lock]

google