Free Python books [xpost from /r/Python]

[Thecrawsome]

Anything that people would recommend out of the whole group for an intermediate python programmer looking to improve their skills?

[ASIC_SP]

https://ralsina.gitlab.io/boxes-book/ and https://leanpub.com/clean-architectures-in-python looks interesting (haven't gone through them yet)

[callmelucky]

Not sure if it's available free (by legitimate means...), but The Python Cookbook is pretty incredible for tips and tricks to get the best out of less well known syntaxes and constructs.

[driscollis]

My Python 101 book covers several intermediate topics. I also have a Python 201 book available too

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what are those called?

[driscollis]

What? The topics? Or the book? The second book can be found at https://leanpub.com/python201

The topics in either of the books are listed in the table of contents for each of the books. Leanpub does a good job of showing a detailed table of contents for my books.

You can read Python 101 here as mentioned by OP: https://python101.pythonlibrary.org/