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What books do beginners read for python reptiles?
Books suitable for learning Python:

Python programming from introduction to actual combat

The content involved in this book is relatively concise, and there are no obscure concepts. Most importantly, each summary is accompanied by a "try it" link. The best way to learn programming is to do more and use more brains.

Many beginners don't know what to do next after reading the book. The best way to improve your programming ability quickly is to do projects. This book skillfully arranges three practical projects, a game, a Web and a data visualization project. If you follow the tutorial to do the project, I believe your programming skills will definitely be by going up one flight of stairs.

This book also specially arranges a chapter on unit testing. Writing unit tests is a necessary skill for junior programmers to advance to senior programmers.

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Learn Python by Stupid Method (3rd Edition)

Python is an introductory book, suitable for beginners who don't know much about computers and have never studied programming, but are interested in programming. The structure of this book is very simple, covering three topics: input/output, variables and functions, as well as some advanced topics, such as conditional judgment, loops, classes and objects, code testing and project implementation. The format of each chapter is basically the same. Start with the code practice, write the code according to the instructions, run and check the results, and then do additional exercises. This book guides readers to learn programming step by step by means of exercises, from simple printing to the realization of complete projects, so that beginners can start with basic programming techniques and finally experience the basic process of software development. This book is more friendly to zero-based Xiaobai, and more suitable for starting programming, as the best choice for getting started with Python!

Finally, I would like to remind you that no matter what language you learn, you should actually start with typing, and don't use Ctrl+c or CTRL+V. In the process of trial and error, you can improve your problem-solving ability.

Force and programming ability can go further and further on the road of programming!

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