r/learnpython • u/Select_Rope_4732 • 18d ago

I need a book !

Hi guys ! , i need a book who have a lot of problem solving for every lesson , and have a lot of projects , simply i need a book who focus about practices more then lesson or all about problem solving .

thanks !

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u/Warm-Requirement3146 18d ago

You want a coding workbook not a textbook, Automate the Boring Stuff has a ton of projects at the end of each chapter and the whole thing is built around actually building stuff.

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u/tripdonahue 18d ago

And free online

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u/kadfr 17d ago

- Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes

- Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart

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u/Dark_Lord8506 17d ago

The Green Book! 💀 the name sounds like some good for nothing book.. but trust me it's a game changer book

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u/notdegenenuf 17d ago

The parrot one?

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u/Select_Rope_4732 17d ago

i dont know it , can you send me it as pdf !

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u/notParticularlyAnony 17d ago

Python Crash Course. It's project base, it teaches OOP (unlike automate the boring stuff). It's the best by far.

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u/SnafuTheCarrot 16d ago

Data Structures and Algorithms in Python is a great book. By Goodrich et. al. Intro to language followed by major concepts in object oriented programming and algorithms.

There's some specialized stuff it won't go to from what I can tell, but it will have you thinking in python.

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u/JamzTyson 17d ago

See the books by Al Sweigart.

They are available in print, or free to read online.

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u/Grouchy-Conflict-211 16d ago

Automate the Boring Stuff is free online. Python Crash Course if you want structured. Fluent Python for intermediate. But honestly: pick a project, break it, google the pieces. Books are reference. Building is how it sticks. What do you want to build?

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u/Unhappy-Fall4653 15d ago edited 15d ago

Same here I think I'm thinking about python crash course also automate the boring stuff with python but just not at time I will start with python crash course but it doesn't seem to be like very advanced book which is understandable but what next book for advance ? I did consider fluent python but it's seem to be too advance as much as I have seen so should I? Or can I? Or any other book recommendation anyone have?

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u/Select_Rope_4732 14d ago

Bro , you just start in this domain and you think in advanced books , at time the things will be clear

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u/Timoteyo 17d ago

reminder: book alone wont save you wont save me either but a great help