I've done most of my learning of python through my good friend Google (you may have met him too). He introduced me to several different video tutorials and online books/tutorials as well which helped me learn. I was just thinking that I've never actually read a (physical) book about python. Anyway my question is in the title, what is your favorite python book (online or physical)? I would say my favorite is. . . ok, I don't have one ![:(]()
, unless of course you consider the python documentation a book ![:)]()
. Also I'll add a part b to this question. . . What book would you reccommend to me? I'm an intermediate programmer. I'm over the beginner stuff but I'm not an expert.
, unless of course you consider the python documentation a book 
. Also I'll add a part b to this question. . . What book would you reccommend to me? I'm an intermediate programmer. I'm over the beginner stuff but I'm not an expert.