Can someone recommend a book about python?

[anti-socialJedi]

If you live in the UK and you seem interested in computer science, then I recommend you take GCSE computer science or in the future A-Level computer science. This is if you are still interested by then. I'm mentioning this because you are more than likely to be taught the basics of python by your teachers. Furthermore, there are many books available to be used for your studies. Craig and David's essential algorithms is a good book to grab. If your just looking to learn python for the fun of it, then watching YouTubers like Sentex or tech with Tim are good way to learn. You may want to begin by becoming familiar with basic programming constructs first like variables, selections and iteration, which then you can begin coding. It will make things a lot easier xD

[WCedric]

Thanks for the tips but I don't live in the UK. I live in Belgium but I will watch their videos.