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Best resource for learning python

Hi, I hope you are doing well, Today i am bringing you a brand new blog about the best resources for learning python.

In this blog i divide the article into two section a book and a youtube video, Yes a youtube video, i learn python only from youtube video and from the book but for a book i spent some money to purchase them because i don't like reading book from the pdf.

I will start off with youtube video

1.Corey Schafer

Yes Corey Schafer is my all time favourite the explanation which he give is phenomenal, the python course is well structure and very well explained.

2.Programming with mosh

Second one is a python course from programming with mosh , the course contain all the fundamental about python and he also give some introduction to different application of python like building web application with django a python framework and alot more.

3.Telusko

Third one is Telusko, his course is also my favourite because he explain it in an easy way to understand.

The above three is my top best python youtube course, i have watched them many time when i get stuck in something or forget something i go back to their tutorial and watch them again and again.

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The second part about the best resource is the book, why book is very important is that the fundamental of the programming language in the books is very well explain and in a detail manner and also it contain with tons of example and coding practice question.

1.Python crash course

It is one of the best book that i have read, it has everything about python and it also include some project with in the book where the book will guide you to build those project from step 1 to the completion of the project. This book is the best book for a beginner's

Here you can get it

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3gDvE1A

2.Automate the boring stuff

It is like the same book with python crash course the only different is that this book contain some of the advance content and it is not like a python crash course, so if you are a complete newbie then i suggest you to go with Python crash course.

Here you can get it

Amazon:https://amzn.to/2QrZFa9

 

3.Think Python

This book is not for a beginner who have never program before but if you have programing with python a little bit then this book you may consider it because this book is just like a reference book where you can go open it anytime and refer your topic which you are stuck in.

Here you can get it

Amazon:https://amzn.to/2YCW5y8

 

Conclusion

All the resource is just from my perspective you can try it out and if you feel that is not for you then you can switch to other resource because we all know that different people have different kind of strategy to learn and understand thing .

Thank You, I will appreciate it if you correct me if you know that i made a mistake and i highly encourage you to give me some suggestion and feedback.

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