How to learn Python after C++?

Question

Python

There was a need to learn Python 'a. Behind him are several books, courses and practice in C ++
Where can I find a book / course where they talk purely about Python'e? Those. without an introduction to programming from scratch, like detailed stories about bits / bytes, algorithms, etc. (so as not to spend extra hours on this, respectively)

Answer 1

Nexeon, I would also like to help you with a recommendation. One thing but... I, by virtue of my nature, perceive the material best of all in the form of books (print or pdf). Neither video courses nor online tutorials (compiled as reference information, in which way I use them) do not "go" for me. Therefore, I can’t advise either the first or the second, because I don’t know / didn’t use it (the reference nature of using the official Python-tutorial does not count).
But I’ll tell you from books:
1. For a quick "immersion" - Think Python ( 2nd edition 2016 )
2. For a thorough one - Learning Python ( 5th edition 2013 )
PSIn parentheses, I specifically marked edition / year. You should always pay attention to this, since the book can be reprinted and, logically, it is worth choosing a more recent version. The first book has not been translated into Russian, the second - the 2009 edition has been translated .
Of course, it's better to read the original. Both, google, were in the public domain.
PS Information for everyone : A great book Fluent Python ( 2015 ) has just been released. ( Nexeon,I don't think it's worth starting with.) So, I started reading it right away in the original, then, having learned that a Russian-language translation had come out (which is a rarity for such efficiency), I, for the sake of curiosity, flipped through ... I have so little to say about this that it’s just For the thousandth time I will note the already hackneyed truth - English, this is our everything. By the way, for comparison, and in fairness, Learning Python ("Learning Python") 2009 translated perfectly.

Answer 2

docs.python.org/tutorial
Started with this myself. For me personally, this was what I needed to master the language.
Dive into Python is also good, but requires some experience.

Answer 3

Now what the hell is a python for you, let's go to C and then to nuclear developers - they will tear you off with your hands.

Answer 4

https://habrahabr.ru/company/spbau/blog/280426/ and see stepik