Which book should I choose to learn matplotlib/scipy? Is pic

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pictured book is good but outdated by 5 years. fundamentals probably haven't changed too much.

>>62269992
hUMBLE bUNDLE HAS SOME DECENT OFFERINGS IN THEIR BOOK BUNDLE.

SORRY JUST CRUISING THROUGH

>>62270346
Have you read at least something from it?

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I've read 2 chapters from pic, one of the worst books I saw.

>>62269992
You don't need to "learn" matplotlib, it's mostly just

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

, copying example plots from the gallery and modifying the code to your liking.

Same thing with scipy, if you have some use cases of the libary, then just look up the docs.

What you should learn to use without much docs is numpy (and also pandas if you do data analysis)

>>62270464
Why?

>>62270616
I used matplotlib this way already, now want to learrn it in more details, same with scipy, numpy, pandas.

>>62270712
Useless information, useless code examples. It can be a good textbook for school tho.