3 Great Books for Learning Python - Beginner to Proficiency

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These 3 books will take you all the way from beginner to proficient. I think they're excellent and I really recommend them.

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[kishan]

1. Python Crash Course.
2. Python Distilled.
3. Impractical Python Projects.

[hmaidhaydari]

I have some experience with C++ before, I recently have been using python to built an engineering application for my company, I absolutely love python. So far I have been writing my code and getting help from python documentation. I m interested to buy these books. Thanks for your video.

[ZIeLoPeNation]

As someone who is currently reading a java beginner book, I will say that the books are the best way to get a foundational understanding. I was taking courses online and those helped, but I really wanted to get straight to what I had set out to do. I know this is not relevant to Python; however, I do strongly recommend reading a book over getting a course. They're more inexpensive, and give a stronger sense of learning. That's where all the knowledge is at anyway for the most part. I just ordered a MYSQL book for less than ten dollars and the book I have now that is by Packt is helpful. I am by all means a complete novice; yet, I already feel much more knowledgeable about the topics I knew nothing about previously even if it's just something small.

[felixc.programs]

Very informative, thanks for posting! Your content really helped me find myself as a new Tech Youtuber that switched careers to the tech industry recently. Keep doing what you do!

[DTaylor]

Thank you so much!:I followed the link to Replit you provided and it opened up so much more for me!

[theob.]

Hey Giles!
Your video lessons are awesome! And it seems like you definitely know a whole lot about all of this, but I am feeling like I am lacking a decent overview in terms of IT Fundamentals - ITF, in order to be able to keep a good overview in all things programming and career development in IT and programming. What Book(s) would you recommend for that ?
Thank you for your amazing content and I'll definitely check out your courses, too, due to good teaching/learning here!

[kezla]

Complete beginner and bookworm here, thank you for a helpful and concise video! 🤓

[yardbirdmd]

What are the other books you were thinking of at 0:50 that are "more computer science"?

[kamogelobaikgodiso]

Python Crash Course is currently saving me after I did a term on programming fundamentals with Python and came out not knowing a thing. I'm at lists (chapter 3) and I have never understood concepts this clearly in my academic life.

[greyknightcaine]

Is there anything you can recommend for python and working with API and JSON?
Automating stuff on services which provide an API?

[wartem]

For intermediate level I love the books "Fluent Python" and "Python tricks the book".

[wartem]

Tips on books for programmers moving into Python is appreciated

[JH-gihv]

Would you recommend the 2nd or 3rd edition for crash course book?

[kjayanthjayanth]

Sir u told python crash course for beginner friendly but which edition I have to take 2nd edition or 3rd edition? Please reply sir

[stemstudentph]

Thanks very much for the recommendations

[EclipseBlanco]

Hello Sir. Would you recomend the book "Invent your own computer games with python" as a good book for begin in this language? Thank you for your videos and advices.

[stevenvdc]

What if you have trouble reading are you like to learn the computer language python is there audiobooks to help me

[takudzwabrendon]

So after using all this books, can l learn a framework and build a project

[mohammadabuabdun]

Hi friend. please please answer my question. can a beginner use the last book? which is impractical python projects??

[williambaldwin]

What about the Automate the boring stuff with python?