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Best Python Textbook for Beginners – for Programming-I course<\/strong><\/p>\n

Here i present the Best Python textbook in my opinion i used to start with Python…<\/p>\n

Advise<\/p>\n

As a beginner in a programming language you need a textbook that actually is being used in Universities… This must have academic text and by this i mean text chapters with objectives and questions like T\/F and Multiple choice, Short Answer Questions and also algorithmic exercises and actual programming exercises\/projects for full practising the material.<\/p>\n

Also may have solutions to easy Questions, summary in chapter’s end an index or and glossary and may also have list of reserved words etc language construct notes…<\/p>\n

This is the normality of a University textbook and this i used and i like it very well… the only advise in addition is … hand write nothing… but instead just solve-practise-develop by typing in Python or your target language as much as you can… also type your notes and save them… and in some times you can print this notes for learning offline…<\/p>\n

Well the textbook is…<\/p>\n

Starting Out with Python, Global 4\/e Edition Paperback \u2013 April 25, 2018 – by Tony Gaddis (author)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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