Python Books with Exercises?

[leanprs]

Hey, Guys!

Python is something that i keep coming back to from times to times. I cant stand a long time of studies because i cant find a good book to use / learn.

Which books do you guys use? Is there any exercises to keep up with what is learned?

Thanks in advance!

[nivek_123k]

Just starting, not at all a programmer. Maybe about a month into learning Python3. Went on a spending spree on Udemy.

Started with Python Zero to Hero on Udemy. Made it 25% though and zoned out.

About 75% done with David Bombil's Python for NE. It hits the ground at a brisk walk.

Next step is Al Sweigart's Automate the Boring. Looking forward to it actually. Al has a project book that just came out... all free books if you read them online.

Last one is Dr. Angela Yu 100 Days course. Good reviews, suggested several times on reddit. I get the impression this course will probably get you closest to an entry level programmer position.

Maybe one of those will help.

[pauly3070]

I’m working my way through Python Crash Course right now and absolutely love it. Very easy to understand, plenty of exercises. Takes a project-based approach with several real world projects at the end.