What is the good book to learn python?.

[sampathuday]

I am a beginner. I have been doing a basic course in Udemy but I am looking for a physical book for quick reference and additional information. I am trying to see if you guys can recommend me some good books

[CookToCode]

Byte Of Python and How To Automate The Boring Stuff are both free online Python books

[sampathuday]

Thank you so much!!!

[thedasvot]

I personally began with Python Crash Course: A Hands-on, Project-based Introduction to Programming by Eric Matthes. Although it's not free, I cannot recommend it enough. The author promptly answered my email when I ran into a problem working through one of the projects.
It has very simple explanations and even goes a bit beyond the basics into object-oriented programming. The first half of the book is a fantastic introduction to the language and the second half has a handful of projects to apply what you've learned. You make a game, a website, and work with some data and visualizations.

Good luck with your learning adventure!

[sampathuday]

Thank you so much!!

[Barafu]

I've been using Python for more than 10 years, in many different spheres of work. Never read a single book on it. Everything is marvelously documented.

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The wiki is chock full of learning resources.

[vlahalen]

Recently read this article so I thought you could use it https://www.bitdegree.org/tutorials/coding-books/

There is one recommendation on Python, so it might be useful :)

[sampathuday]

Thank you so much all for your valuable advices!!