[Python] Guidance for someone who wants to code in Python?

[athron]

Hi, guys!

So I think the title tells you everything but just to make it even more clear: what are some decent books for someone who wants to become good at Python?
I know practice makes perfect but guidance regarding which books to follow and what to try to do sure will help it even more.

I know, I know. I could've easily made a Google search but I've prefer to hear from the programmers from clraik, which by far are one of the most skilfull I've seen in my life.

Any tip is greatly appreciated.

[Ghosts]

Learn Python the Hard Way

You can access it free online I believe, it's a great resource for beginners.

[athron]

Thank you, Ghosts!
I'll download it right away *U*

[j03]

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I'll download it right away *U*

Also watching YouTube videos will be great if you are a visual learner.

[athron]

Thanks, Infamous Joe! Will do that *u*

[Daviid]

athron

PEP8 ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) Style Guide for Python

I should really read this one...

[athron]

Daviid: Thanks, Daviid! I'll check it out and learn it *u*

[GetJinxed]

I started ~1 week ago learning python and i've been using Codeacademy :)