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Python Books.
I really like Python and I have been practicing and learning new modules every day for some months but I really don't know what to do to improve.
Maybe some CTF or I don't know.
I thought of reading books but they are kind of expensive where I live, anyone has some free e-books of Python to improve?
I have tons of Python resources that you can use, just shoot me a message and I'll help you!
Quote Originally Posted by wrgErhgergregrg View Post
I have tons of Python resources that you can use, just shoot me a message and I'll help you!
I'm actually learning C , C++ and Pascal at the moment, I fucking need them at college.
I mean I like C and C++ but Pascal is just boring I know it's old but still though it just doesn't feel useful for me but yeah I have to learn it.
So save them for later.
I'm actually going to link you anyways. It's a whole collection of books, so it won't just be Python you're reading into.

megadotnz/#F!1LJnyLDY

The decryption key is: !gOws8CyVwZ7sCHlBhML3VQ

dot = .
Quote Originally Posted by wrgErhgergregrg View Post
I'm actually going to link you anyways. It's a whole collection of books, so it won't just be Python you're reading into.

megadotnz/#F!1LJnyLDY

The decryption key is: !gOws8CyVwZ7sCHlBhML3VQ

dot = .
Real nice of you.
Thanks.
Quote Originally Posted by KekKing View Post


Real nice of you.
Thanks.
No worries lad.
Thats a great help, im an electrical engineer, so I started learning some programming. Thank you alot
Just read an intro to python book
You said the books are expensive where you live. How expensive can they be? You have to think of buying a book as an investment. If you are trying to program as a career, buying a book should be a no brainer. $50? $100? $200? If you are gaining knowledge that you can use to make money, it is a worthwhile investment.
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You said the books are expensive where you live. How expensive can they be? You have to think of buying a book as an investment. If you are trying to program as a career, buying a book should be a no brainer. $50? $100? $200? If you are gaining knowledge that you can use to make money, it is a worthwhile investment.
The cheapest one is around 100$.
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