Further Reading

Lots of other good books on Python programming exist. Some are accessible to novices, such as and ; others are for anyone with any previous programming experience (, , ). You may also want to take a look at “EDU-SIG: Python in Education,” the special interest group for educators using Python, and at Google’s Python Class, a fully free course by Google, complete with written lessons, lecture videos, and in-browser code exercises. Information about a variety of Python books and other resources is available at the Python Wiki.

After you have a good grasp of programming in Python, we recommend that you learn a second programming language. There are many possibilities, such as well-known languages like C, C++, Java, and C#. Python is similar in concept to those languages. However, you will likely learn more and become a better programmer if you learn a programming language that requires a different mindset, such as , , or . In any case, we strongly recommend learning a second programming language.

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