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8.深入python3 (dive into python3)

9.数据结构和算法——python语言描述(problem solving with algorithms and data structure usingpython)

10.笨办法学 Python 第3版 (Learn Python The Hard Way)

11.深入浅出python (Head First Python)

12.父与子的编程之旅:与小卡特一起学Python (computer programming for kids and other beginners)

需要特别注释一下:这书内容相当浅显易懂,适合作为编程入门的书籍,让你能快速了解编程世界和python圈子!

13.Python语言及其应用 (introducing python)

14.Python参考手册 第4版(python essential reference)

这本书实在枯燥,我到现在也没看完,作为补充书籍看看吧。

  1. 21天学通python

典型的标题党,跟“21天精通c语言”、“15天掌握java”等是一个路数。内容倒是不错,可以作为平时的书籍看一看。

16.简明Python教程(A Byte of Python)

这本书写于十多年前了,很多语法、命令都已经不再使用了,但是整体的教程思路很好,建议补充阅读。

17.廖雪峰python3教程

google搜索“python教程”,出来的第一条就是他(也不知道廖老师给google贡献了多少广告费,逃)。不过个人不建议零基础的初学者看,因为感觉学习曲线比较抖,突然某个地方就会出现高难度的示例,这个就尴尬了。建议有一点基础以后再去观摩,你就能充分理解廖老师的那些示例了。
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18.Python3程序开发指南 第2版 (programming in python 3)

19.零基础学Python——老齐的python基础教程

这本书也比较老了,是基于python2.X的,不过作为了解py2.7的书籍,还是很不错的。

20.Python编程快速上手——让繁琐工作自动化(automate the boring stuff with python)

这本书看完觉得知识点比较陈旧、分散,个人不是很推荐。但是有些高手推荐阅读,我也不太理解,先放上吧。

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下面都是网上流传面比较广的教程,有文字类的,有视频类的。我从其中也受益良多,所以写出来分享。

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二、Python必备开发工具

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三、Python视频合集

观看零基础学习视频,看视频学习是最快捷也是最有效果的方式,跟着视频中老师的思路,从基础到深入,还是很容易入门的。
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光学理论是没用的,要学会跟着一起敲,要动手实操,才能将自己的所学运用到实际当中去,这时候可以搞点实战案例来学习。
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书籍的好处就在于权威和体系健全,刚开始学习的时候你可以只看视频或者听某个人讲课,但等你学完之后,你觉得你掌握了,这时候建议还是得去看一下书籍,看权威技术书籍也是每个程序员必经之路。

四、入门学习视频

我们在看视频学习的时候,不能光动眼动脑不动手,比较科学的学习方法是在理解之后运用它们,这时候练手项目就很适合了。

五、实战案例

光学理论是没用的,要学会跟着一起敲,要动手实操,才能将自己的所学运用到实际当中去,这时候可以搞点实战案例来学习。

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Every so often a book comes along that makes you ask yourself, "Gee, when was the last time I had my eyes checked?" David M. Beazley's Python: Essential Reference is just such a book. Condensing thousands of pages of Python online documentation into a compact 319-page softcover, Beazley and his editors used the old-college trick (often performed in reverse) of dickering with the font size to meet a putative page-limit requirement. The result is a truly condensed product fit for the occularly well-adjusted (nota bene). Beazley's subject is Python, a full-featured, freely-redistributable, POSIX-compliant (platforms include Linux, Unix, Macintosh, and Windows) scripting language that is based on object-oriented design principles. As advertised, Beazley's source release (1.5.2) is available from an unfortunately slow server at www.python.org. The installation under Linux (Redhat 5.2) proceeded without incident. Beazley holds true to his catalogic purpose: fully 230 pages are formatted as technical appendices and indices covering the standard litany: built-in function syntax, database features, OS-level interfaces, Internet interfaces, and compiling/profiling/debugging. All references are fully annotated and illustrated with example source code that runs from a couple of lines to a couple of pages. In lock step with competing scripting languages, Python is extensible and embeddable in C and C++, and with blitzkrieg efficiency, Beazley summarizes these crucial practical issues in the final 30 pages. Python users who are tired of chasing questions through hyperlinked online documents will benefit from the expansive random-access index. Python the book captures the orderliness of Python the language. Beazley begins with an 86-page précis of Python in the fashion of Kernighan and Ritchie: too brief for a newbie tutorial but enough to propel old hands into a scripting language that aspires to the elegance of a compiled language. Indeed, it is a byte-compiling language. The line bytecode=compile("some_python_script",'','exec')) creates 'bytecode' as a token executed by exec bytecode. But a five-minute investigation through Beazley's book does not describe how 'bytecode' can be written into a separate executable file. If writing the byte-compiled code to a file is not possible, Python suffers from the limitations of other scripting languages: the executable is the source and cannot be hidden from the user, at least not without some difficulty. Despite its extensibility, embeddability, and pleasing architecture, Python is like other scripting languages: appropriate for solving small nonproprietary problems. Those familiar with more established scriptors like Perl may ask, "Why Python?" Unlike Perl, Python is a product of the fully object-oriented (OO) era, and its constructs reflect design principles that aspire beyond keystroke shortcuts of the succinct-but-often-arcane Perl. Python creator Guido van Rossum cleansed Perl's idiosyncracies and objectified basic data structure, data manipulations, and I/O. With Python, OO is so intrinsic that learning Python is equivalent to learning OO. The same cannot be said of Perl. Unfortunately, comparisons with other languages are missing from Beazley's book. Van Rossum, in an embarrassingly self-serving foreword, preemptively asserts that we readers need "neither evangelizing nor proselytizing"--after all, we already own the book--but we do need galvanizing and we don't find it. Specifically, we need a response to the oft-repeated wisdom that new computer languages are only worth learning if they teach us to organize our thinking along new lines. Scripting languages, however, are for quick and dirty projects: quick to write, easy to hack, and ultimately disposable. The essential tension created by van Rossum and friends is between the elegance of object-oriented principles and the utility of a quick-hacked script. Sadly, the tension remains unresolved in Beazley's reference. There is little to convince us that Python has earned its place in the firmament by changing our thinking. But Beazley has given us much to get us going if we have already taken the leap of faith. --Peter Leopold --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. From Library Journal Though Python is a relatively new programming language, it has quite a significant audience owing to its sensible syntax. An active user of Python since 1996, Beazley provides ample information on the fundamentals of versions 2.0 and 2.1, including syntax, functions, operators, classes, and libraries. This is first and foremost a reference, so he avoids lengthy discussions of Python's superiority. Peppered with good code samples and featuring a companion web site with more extensive pieces, this title should be on hand in larger libraries. Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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