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What are some best books for beginners in python learning?Is sololearn enough?Are there any books with difficult problems?

I do not have any knowledge or experience regarding python or programming.

13th Jun 2021, 1:27 PM
Gareth Batman
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I recommend the book: "Byte of Python", after reading it you can read Mark Lutz "Learning Python". There are praetic tasks in the books Yoy can practice in: HackerEarth. HackerEarth is a popular coding platform that features over 8000 questions, 2000 challenges, and 1000 hackathons. ... HackerRank. ... Exercism. ... SPOJ. ... Programmr. ... TopCoder Challenges. ... CodeForces. ... CodeWars. Projecr euler...
13th Jun 2021, 1:34 PM
SammE
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starting with sololearn is a good start point, but the python courses provided here are not enough to deeply learn python ;) to deeply learn, multiply ressources: books, internet articles / tutos/ courses... and most important don't forgot to read the python documentation (not from start to end, but every time you need a topic or deeper understand a topic: https://www.python.org/doc/ https://docs.python.org/3/ and obviously do a lot of practice... either by solving tasks/problem (my favorite site is codewars.com, but you could try if others suggested by Rostislav Khalilov are better suited for you) and/or by doing your own projects / tests ;) good journey and keep coding :)
13th Jun 2021, 5:29 PM
visph
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