What book to read?

Question

Python

Good evening.

Again, I hope I tagged the question correctly.

I don’t consider myself a novice developer, I’m developing complex projects (starting from some kind of monolith and ending with a set of microservices with queues and other delights), but recently, having been at an interview, the level of my conceit dropped: I realized that elementary (but rarely used) features I don't know the language or don't remember, for which, in general, I'm even ashamed :)

Please advise me a book that will be useful to people like me for in-depth and broad study of the language.

Mark Lutz "Learning Python" latest edition? Or is there something more suitable for my situation? Or maybe go back to reading the documentation of the language "from cover to cover"?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

If there are gaps in the basics, then Lutz. If you need to go deeper, then "Fluent Python" Romaglio. If you need to pull up the standard library, then the official documentation. If you understand the nuances of how CPython works, then you can read " Inside The Python Virtual Machine ".