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Recommended Books

The following are the top 5 books for the Python learning: Effective Computation in Physics. Buy Learn Python the Hard Way. Buy Introduction to Computation and Programming Using Python. Buy Python Crash Course. Buy Python for Data Analysis. Buy besides this I would also like to suggest you some more books...... Learning Python. Automate the Boring Stuff Using Python. Think Python. Core Python Programming.

Why we need to learn Python?

Why Python ?                                     In this technological world, everything is based upon the programming only.  When people talk about one language being more "advanced" than another, they're usually either expressing a poorly founded opinion, or they're only thinking about one application area or one dimension of the many in which you can evaluate a language.                                     Python is good for quickly throwing together web applications or scripts: it's concise, provides handy built-in datatypes and has good libraries.  It's terrible to work in if you want to tightly control memory usage or hand-tweak performance critical code.  CPython, the main implementation, is also very slow in comparison to the other languages you mention, which may or may not ...