Learn Python – Newbie

Learning Python is fun.

Here are some books

1. Practical Programming for Total Beginners
2. Head First Python
3. Python Cookbook
4. Google’s Python Class
5. Browse | Coursera
6. Tutorial point

If you are fully committed and dedicated it take maximum 2 weeks but to be an expertise

all you need to do is practice. I can suggest you a progression path.

1. Discover list comprehensions
2. Discover generators
3. Incorporate map, reduce, filter, iter, range, xrange often into your code
4. Discover Decorators
5. Write recursive functions, a lot
6. Discover itertools and functools
7. Read Real World Haskell (read free online)
8. Rewrite all your old Python code with tons of higher order functions, recursion, and whatnot.
9. Annoy your cubicle mates every time they present you with a Python class. Claim it could be “better” implemented as a dictionary plus some functions. Embrace functional programming.
10. Rediscover the Strategy pattern and then all those things from imperative code you tried so hard to forget after Haskell.
11. Find a balance.

Download Downloads – Twisted look at the source code.

Attend http://challenge.greplin.com/ using python

Fun loving gaming site The Python Challenge. Try to import antigravity :p

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