Is it worth studying a Python book to the heights of craftsmanship?

Question

Python

Friends who have learned python with the help of Mark Lutz's books are advised to read to the heights of skill later. Only I'm learning from a book by Michael Dawson. Is Python Mastery Worth Studying, or Should I Go Deeper in Other Books?

Answer 1

worth it, the section on asyncio and the previous one, at least
, as Comrade Lenin bequeathed, remember: practice is the criterion of truth

Answer 2

My opinion is no, it's not worth it.
You do not read these books for show and not for the fact of reading to brag to someone. Books are read (or rather, studied) in order to learn something new. To master something new, you need a solid foundation of the previously studied. No reading of any book gives such "fixation of information to the brain".
Therefore:
After studying Lutz, we start practical work in Python, gain experience, and maybe in a year or two we move on (we ripen!) To the "Peaks of Mastery".

Answer 3

I had a friend who read 3 books. But when he sat down to write, he could not do anything. For beginners, this is a bad option.

Answer 4

It is worth it, especially when analyzing examples on your own and solving problems.

Answer 5

It is worth it, a very good book, I studied it myself