Have you read these FANTASTIC PYTHON BOOKS? LEARN PYTHON!

These are some of the best Python books that I have been reading over the summer. There are books for beginners through to advanced and I think they'll really help you to become more proficient in using python.
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The books are:-
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
Python Crash Course
Cracking Codes with Python
The Quick Python Book
Grokking Algorithms
Classic Computer Science Problems in Python
Bayesian Statistics the Fun Way
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Thank you for the interesting books and putting the titles in the description! Many KZbinrs don’t do this.

[@mdtaylor2274]

Looks like I've picked up most of the books you've mentioned. So I must be on the right path and I've subscribed!

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Love your KZbin Channel. Full of invaluable recommendations. And also a lot of honesty in your pieces of advice. Thank you a lot !

[@jesswinvarghese9429]

YEY! You're back 😍😍😍 I learned a lot of python by the taking some help from "Automate The Boring Stuff with Python" book .It's really good and your recommendation was really helped me a lot 😍😍Thanks a lot.

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Thanks! You’re doing a great job!

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Good to see you back. Me and many of my friends love to watch your videos. Love from India 👍

[@devawratvidhate9093]

Thanks you are back ......! lot of my friends from computer background told me read & practice algorithms most companies asked question and it good for logic building but i'm more into data science/ Analytics is that really required ....? want to see more videos on Data Analytics python, real kaggle projects or may be you can start them on your website...

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You're awesome man! Thanks for sharing all this information.

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Good to see you back!

[@sethrd999]

Welcome back, I am a new sub and also a software / systems person mainly C/C++ and Java just now with some Perl / Python for quick solutions for report building thrown in. Just as an addition to the Bayesian Stats, I found this creative commons paper which is rather good, 'STATS 331 Introduction to Bayesian Statistic's' by Brendon B, Brewer. Now I have used Bayesian filter rules before back in the day for spam filter rules for Spam Assassin among other things. Looking forward to the reviews and up coming content.

[@nicacabuhat1077]

Thank you for sharing an informative video as always. It would be really great to have a syllabus like git repo of all the resources you had shared thus far, like the open source science degree but for data science. 😊

[@vishrutpundir6473]

Great recommendations ! thanks

[@studyhelpers2537]

your way of presenting information is very attractive you are the person who is very honest while giving information about the books you could have told us that you have completed all books but you did not and while giving links to buy books you mentioned that it is an affiliate link at this point I became a fan of yours really you are a great person.

[@chenzuo7574]

Thank you, sir. Always get inspirations from your video.

[@vrandatandon3790]

Waiting for your video course! Bring it asap:)

[@anamikasaini002]

Love your ideas and presentation style they're are very informative and also entertaining 😍😍😍😍.... But I like most the data science videos

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Your insights are badass ☺️

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Finally! an upload!

[@aamirbangash1578]

You deserve all my respect man!!!

[@raj7841]

Soooo many thanks for you!!! Wow all the books you have recommend are awesome!!can't wait to study those materials! Always LOVE U from China hahaha

[@kevinb4006]

Welcome back!! 😁

[@sumitguha7538]

Hello Giles. Greetings from India! I am currently going through the book "Automate the boring stuff" by Sweigart, and I have finished your course on Udemy. It is really a fantastic course for any beginner like me. Just a request. How about a review on the book "Conceptual Programming with Python" by Isaac Triguero and Thorsten Altenkirch? P.S.: I do not know if this comment will get your attention. Anyway, I love following your channel and the content you produce, specifically on Python. Keep up the good work.

[@ujjwaldixit4648]

Hello sir nice video as always watching your videos inspires me to learn more and more in Python

[@anikgupta3929]

Thank You for sharing!!! Can you please advise the time management to balance between reading these books and doing online coding practice? I’m very poor with time Mgmt and don’t know how to complete reading books effectively.

[@simbobcrafts4843]

I’m 37 and I’ve been trying to learn programming on and off for 3 years with large gaps in between. I think i will never be good enough to do it as a career. I’m teaching in Thailand so I think I will become a primary school teacher and code for a hobby

[@TheGKBook2024]

You are genius I love your videos please keep making videos like this 👍👍👍

[@dhananjaykansal8097]

That's some news. Awaiting videos eagerly. Hopefully! They have just stats and put that into practical. Period! Job's done. If I'm correct. Yes sir? Love from India!

[@vaniceleung8880]

Really love your videos, your videos contents are so great

[@makady]

I like so much this channel. I'm going to buy books about this topic, in order to learn python and get better in English language too. Thanks for everything. Greetings from Chile!!

[@regchukwuka]

I missed your videos! Welcome back from the Holiday!

[@videocorner3305]

Return of a legend

[@FredericBiondi]

Missed you a lot!

[@invinsible74]

That's the video i was waiting for. I want to read all that bloody books. Thanks for all those snakes!

[@fozantalat4509]

Please make a review on GROKKING ALGORITHMS .

[@aashrithvathsalrao8686]

Yes! Love your insights into this world of python and data science!

[@ujjwaldixit4648]

I have a request though can you please please do a review on Math Adventure with Python and tell the best books for learning data structures and algorithms in Python

[@annap1871]

I understand why you enjoy stationary. And that's a reason why I myself love September too.

[@satyajitdas2780]

Thanks for coming back and sharing such useful collections. Giles. Happy to know that you are going to have website. All the best for your plans. Please update us also.

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We missed you!

[@carniedph]

This guys awesome :)

[@SyedVkax]

thanks man :)

[@tasnadireka]

Hi Giles, which book would you recommend to read first? I'm learning python since a week and recently started your course on udemy. I'm looking at what to do after finishing the course and I love books so I wonder if I should pick one of these up? I have some IT background but never done coding before.

[@ichirakuramenguy4604]

Diary of A Wimpy Kid

[@hemantbisht5630]

Automate the boring stuff with python from my experience for beginners. Haven't seen any book better than it.

[@yukanas4605]

Which are the best books to learn algorithms and data structures

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'Back to school' is just as much a holiday as anything else. I loved shopping for supplies.

[@abdullahraihanbhuiyan2346]

How much time do you spend to complete one book of 500 page? Thanks!

[@slhermit]

I am keep practicing and going over the same materials over n over. I wanna break out of this cycle and do something in python. I wanna do some projects, but not sure where to start, and what to do, any advice?

[@pankajraj5615]

you didn't mention Effective computation in Physics which you recommended before to learn python

[@thomasfarr16]

So how’s the review for breaking codes going

[@relytheone853]

How can I get in the industry by developing software, desktop software that I like, in python? That's my big question.

[@doomslyr]

Learning from Books VS Online Cources (Udemy, Courser, Etc.) VS Free vids on KZbin.... Can you a video on this please :)

[@bikeshpandey9775]

Learning from online courses is efficient ,it clear your concepts but If you have to take reference or simply revise what you have learned books are efiicients

[@kayaqueen6982]

Books are the greatest and more effective for me

[@narej3059]

Nice! I'm gonna buy Crash Course but i need another book to continue after that, what u will recommend me? Should i continue with Automate the boring stuff or Cracking codes or another book that u think will be usefull ?

[@narej3059]

Im a absolute begginner btw

[@pyr5881]

The Quick Python Book.

[@adityakhatwa8555]

Speaking about websites..... please upload some good resources on django & django advance.

[@Pixel_Recap]

can you put a link to that books that are related to beginners? so I can buy them online. because there is no good resources to learn python in my country.

[@maurolimaok]

I loved the video. I was wondering to buy No Startch python books when the $ shows it's face around. Thanks a lot.

[@LuigiZambetti]

How much do you spend in books a month or year?

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Oi Oi Giles. Great to have you back.

[@qeithwreid7745]

Ooh. Do you have any stuff on Cython?

[@geraldleesesideburnsg3382]

I read up to using regular expressions in automate the boring stuff. It’s an amazing book

[@3j5b88]

I'm looking at the python crash course and automate the boring stuff but I dont which one to get first or only get one

[@modaryaghi]

love it.

[@AdrianRodriguez-tm3qj]

I love your accent! I'm from Argentina and I'm studying to become an English an teacher but it is so hard to speak like you! I also want to learn to program but I don't know if I can make a living out of it here in Argentina. What do you think?

[@ricardotijerina886]

Por que no? Como esta el asunto de la informatica alla en Argentina?

[@Junonino]

Of course you like his accent. That’s why I listen to his videos and I’m not even learning python! Kidding! You can make a living remotely with programming. Clients in the US are always looking for programmers around the world. Also, you only use AN when the next word starts with a vowel, but phonetically.

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@@Junonino Oh thank you! Yes! I know that rule, It must've been just a typo =D

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If you get good at it, you can work remotely. There are platforms that look for professional programmers all over the world. Just need an Internet connection and good, solid foundations on a particular program like Python, C++, Scala, Java Script, C#, Java, etc, and its frameworks and libraries.

Have two of these books. 🤓

[@openmindjustdoit1306]

Thanks Did you e-book for device like kindle to Save your ayes

[@javaguy5783]

You didn't even include one O'Reilly book! I read Learning Python by Lutz and thought it was a great intro to Python.

[@johnvardy9559]

Cracking code book is it worth improving my coding skills???also im learning 6 months

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0:58 and we're discussing stationary in September. Wat? Tick tock ... tick tock ...

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missed ya brahhhhhhh

[@Zenas521]

If you really want to get back into programming in python, may I introduce you to the year 2020. "Always look on the bright side of life."

[@portiseremacunix]

manning books are really good...

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I have my eye on that dreadnought, D-28?

[@MsMadhusmita]

Payton is my fav

[@GarlitoMc]

No John Zelle??

[@MsMadhusmita]

That’s like a review

[@sporkaccione4444]

4:47 Please

[@shailendrakumar5144]

Thanks for showing these books obviously I can't buy it so I'll musterbate watching this....

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hello

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Ok, I'm really giggling to myself, I thought only a geek like myself buys multitudes of pens and stuffs them in drawers, lol.

[@MsMadhusmita]

Python

[@quaternion-pi]

I love physical books, but are they really that helpful to learn coding? The internet has fantastic resources for coding...no books needed. The books I might be interested in; data analysis or machine learning with Python did not make it to your list (yet). But the internet discusses that quite well. Still I enjoy your videos. Thanks.

[@rathorrath401]

Some enjoy a book. I prefer multiple media training. I listen to podcasts, KZbin, reading, etc. I also take all my notes with pen and paper. Best way for me to learn

[@byronlovelace8379]

Buying coding books is a waste of money. Online learning is better. Only buy books on evergreen topics. E.g. data structures, algorithms and stats.

[@pyr5881]

I don't think so. Learning from programming books might be slower than learning from videos at the beginning, but faster later since you can use the books as references.

[@agapon2023]

Nah. I spend all my time playing silly computer games. I have no room to do something so useful

[@missionpupa]

But programming is much more fun, once youre bored of the game youre playing, what do you have to show for.

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[@indianarchangel]

It's funny how he says "I have read a lot of books" and then goes on to open brand new books that he opens for the first time while recording the videos. Such wonderful scams

[@ayoubelfadil919]

are these books still valid or are they outdated by now?? Anyone?

[@pyr5881]

The Quick Python Book is quite good, and I am using it to master Python and really like it.

[@arslan31]

Man, why stupid KZbin algorithm recommending you 99999 times! Get away from me

[@hayamicin]

To much bla bla bla

[@SajeelCodes]

This new generation doesn't want to read books. It wants to learn Python without doing anything. Haha