This isn’t a “Book” so much as a collection of notes I’ve taken as I’ve learned Python over the course of the last several years. They are formatted in a readable way (Because I don’t understand my own writing after six months if I don’t clearly explain everything) and include lots of code examples. I do reference a few projects in these notes, which you can find on my GitHub.

For IDE, I recommend either Anaconda Libraries’ Jupyter Notebooks, or PyCharm. The latter is what I used most often while learning. Later in the guide I talk about creating your own libraries. For that I used the free version of Sublime Text.

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