This year, 2023, I challenged myself to learn as much from books about the Python Programming Language as I can endure. So far I finished the first one. I'm doing it at a leisurely pace making sure I understand everything. On ocassion I'll quiz myself to see if I understand correctly and remember concepts, practices, and techniques that I've learned. The Python docs are dry plentyful and I refer to them often.

There's a few books about things that are not Python. In some way, even those are related. The goal of this project is to give myself an uncannily well-round understand of one of my favorite tools. I guess it's also a toy depending on what I'm doing.

Python Shelf

• Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, 2nd Edition
• Classic Computer Science Problems in Python
• Dive Into Algorithms
• How Computers Really Work
• Object-Oriented Python
• Practices of the Python Pro
• Python One Liners
• Python Workout
• Real World Python
• The Art of Clean code
• The Secret Life of Programs
• The Well-Grounded Rubyist, Third Edition

Applying to all the jobs

• Hire me. I work.

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