Learning Python.

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I am trying to learn Python as we speak and was wondering if there is any book/references you guys would suggest?

Thanks
 
I would suggest sentdex on YouTube, imo by far the best out resource there.
 
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sololearn.python
I have started from this app. Then tried to solve real tasks and used google only to move on.
 
I will look through all this. Thanks guys.
I am learning python in college. If you will need any help you can contact me, I will try to help :) But also you could try to find best course on udemy where python is taught and search in torents. :)
This one should be good -> https://www.udemy.com/complete-python-bootcamp/
There are more than 400k students who took this course! I am 99% sure you could find course in torents :)
 
"Automate the boring stuff" was mentioned before as well as sentdex on YouTube or his website pythonprogramming.net are what I use! Good luck!
 
https://pythonprogramming.net/
Keep in mind that Python was intended to teach kids coding though, it's way too simplistic and you'll never do anything groundbreaking with it.
Pretty much every middle school kid and their grandma knows it these days, so it's losing its value too.
 
On my youtube chanel i have a tutorial how to do instagram bot. I used there python.
My chanell: T-statistics
 
https://pythonprogramming.net/
Keep in mind that Python was intended to teach kids coding though, it's way too simplistic and you'll never do anything groundbreaking with it.
Pretty much every middle school kid and their grandma knows it these days, so it's losing its value too.

This is very wrong. Knowing python 3 can get you into AI, hadoop (big data), stream processing, crawling, automating, etc. Is it the best language ? No. Is it a good tradeoff over productivity/simplicity ? Yes.
 
https://pythonprogramming.net/
Keep in mind that Python was intended to teach kids coding though, it's way too simplistic and you'll never do anything groundbreaking with it.
Pretty much every middle school kid and their grandma knows it these days, so it's losing its value too.
Python is widely used in both machine learning/ethical hacking, both of them being groundbreaking
 
I'm using python for web scrapping and collecting data.

I learn the basic using "Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes".
Then the scrapping using "Web Scraping with Python (O'reilly)" and samples from youtube.
 
Keep in mind that Python was intended to teach kids coding though, it's way too simplistic and you'll never do anything groundbreaking with it.
Pretty much every middle school kid and their grandma knows it these days, so it's losing its value too.
What programmer can do depends on language opportunities but not on popularity in kid/school communities, also it depends on programmer's skills. I'm sure that kids and grannies will not able to make complex projects because rich experience needed. Value of language depends on task language can solve for business, and now python is extremely popular because simplicity allows to make product features faster.
 
I'll suggest codeacademy.com as well. However, I strongly suggest you to learn the Logic of Programming before starting with any specific programming language. Here you can find some good info: https://learn.org/articles/What_Skills_Will_I_Learn_in_a_Programming_Logic_and_Techniques_Course.html
 
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