What are some good books on python, that I can preferably

Diveintopython3

>>56305298
Learning Python 4th edition

What about books for actually developing with python?

>>56305298
>>56305918
You don't read books on programming languages, you try projects and learn by doing.
If you're struggling with something very specific; you use stackoverflow, otherwise if you're struggling with the concepts; you want to find a good book on programming, and the language isn't so important.

>>56305670
Just looked at the same book today, but the 5th edition is out

>>56306160
Sounds like you haven't read any programming books. Obviously there are project examples in the book that you will be doing. It's not like you're reading a novel or something. Pretty cringe to read your reply actually.

>>56305298
"How to kill yourself" 5th edition by Sue Doku

>>56307892
no there aren't you dumb fuck, unless you're talking about meme books

>>56308828
>there are no project examples ever in programming reference books

ok kid

>>56306160
r e t a r d

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>>56308828
You're dense, aren't you?

>>56305298
>good books on python
I recommend just staring into a toilet bowl. It will be just as useful as Python