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Fluent Python: Clear, Concise, and Effective Programming | Luciano Ramalho

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I think for now...I've read enough #python

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Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist | Allen B. Downey

Quick summary of good practices when coding using Python.

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Python Cookbook | David Beazley

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Interesting recipes, especially the ones on threading, Makes you realize using Go is way better than dealing with Python's way of handling multiple threads.

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Python Pocket Reference: Python in Your Pocket | Mark Lutz

A quick refresher for what you've learnt on Python.

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Learning Python | Mark Lutz

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Incredible.

Went through those 1000+ and came out feeling like a conda

Online downside is it doesn't talk about concurrency in python. Although I guess if you're looking for a heavy concurrent app, Go may be a better suit.

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The Greedy Python | Richard Buckley

The Greedy Python is a RF about exactly what the title says. A hungry python learns his lesson about eating all sorts of different animals and how it makes him feel. I think this book is great for an AS as Eric Carle is such an amazing author. This is a link to an author study already made about Eric Carle that can be an example to students. https://create.piktochart.com/output/44916549-hadassa-jeanlouis-author-study-2. #UCFLAE3414SP20

VictoriaG I think this utilizes UDL 3.1- Activate or supply background knowledge. It also reaches ESOL Integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing activities where students will study Eric Carle and his work not only as an author but also illustrator. 5y

KatiaP The book looks interesting! I also loved that you added a classmates piktochart that was a great idea! 5y

DrSpalding How kind of you to use Hadassa‘s lovely author study resource. This is a less known book by Mr. Carle. Good choice. (edited) 5y

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Who Would Win?: Battle Royale | Jerry Pallotta

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For me, probably depends upon what the handmade gift was, but I‘d generally rather lose my baggage~

wanderinglynn Luggage 5y

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LibrarianRyan luggage. I'll probably get more cloths for xmas anyway. 5y

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Who Would Win?: Battle Royale | Jerry Pallotta

Okay now I‘m hungry 😋 I‘ll have one of each . . .

#wintergames #elfies @Bookwormjillk

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Python Data Science Handbook: Essential Tools for Working with Data | Jake VanderPlas

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It‘s not leisure reading (at least not for me), but it is full of good information if you‘re into this sort of thing. Bonus: It wasn‘t as difficult of a read as I thought it would be.

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