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Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart

Python for Everybody by Charles Severance

Best Books to Learn Python 3

18 books — 20 voters

Python Machine Learning by Sebastian Raschka

Software Architecture with Python by Anand Balachandran Pillai

Python Data Structures and Algorithms by Benjamin Baka

Python Microservices Development by Tarek Ziadé

Humble Bundle: Python by Packt

18 books — 4 voters

How to Think Like a Computer Scientist by Allen B. Downey

The Hacker's Guide to Python by Julien Danjou

How to Design Programs by Matthias Felleisen

python mastering guide

8 books — 1 voter

Machine Learning Mathematics by Samuel Hack

The Text Mining Handbook by Ronen Feldman

Doing Corpus Linguistics by William J. Crawford

Data Mining and Writing (nonfiction)

25 books — 3 voters

Основы компьютерных сетей by Наталия Олифер

PyLadies Moscow Meetups

2 books — 1 voter

Social Engineering by Christopher Hadnagy

The Art of Deception by Kevin D. Mitnick

Information Security, Penetration Testing, Social Engineering, Counter-Intelligence, Hacker/Hacking Culture and History.

121 books — 117 voters

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Quotes Tagged “Python”

“ Toda decisão tem por base um julgamento de valor. ”
― Bruno Emerson Gurgel Gomes, Fundamentos de Lógica e Algoritmos: Caderno de Aulas

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“ Most students conceive studying as a burden and not as a regular activity, so the result piled up concepts with just a month remaining for exams. That being said the stress and frustration that comes along is natural. Thankfully we’ve got a walkthrough which will help you create a perfect and efficient study schedule. So let’s get started. #1 Define your objective #2 Buffer is important #3 Avoid long study hours #4 Productive Breaks #5 Test yourself #6 Re-learn #7 Practice and revision ”
― SmrtGuru

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