I found his Learn Python3 The Hard Way to be a great series of exercises if you're starting out or starting again. You won't find -everything- on any topic, but the exercises are complete enough to get you rolling and seed the sort of patterns that will make you successful in looking for more material. I had a little bit of Python(2) under my belt from general curiosity, and I've done some C++ in high school so I have some "CS Theory" There is a "more" python version out now https://learncodethehardway.org/more-python-book/ Amazon ( the "newer" version proposed is not, it's his python2 book ) https://www.amazon.com/Learn-More-Python-Hard-Way/dp/0134123... (https://www.amazon.com/Learn-More-Python-Hard-Way/dp/0134123484)
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