What books are there for a non-beginner pythonist?

Question

Python

I have been developing in python for more than two years (not for the web), I would like to improve my skills, find out where books teach how to write hello world, and talk about data types in python.

Answer 1

in Python, there are some specializations, the easiest
way is to find a resource from where you download these from the list and go through the
content content, but also comes out in summer in Russian) thematically useful: scraping multiprocessing and patterns once , twice , and on networks, I think everyone needs it too, here's a good one in the same topics where Python is used like NumPy, Scikit-Learning or NTLK - books even more, but pumping will be more difficult there
on Django - Flask there are also a lot of books, on Pyramid it is smaller, but there are also

Answer 2

I have not seen such books.
Basically, at meetups, everyone climbs into the source code and from there they draw an understanding of what works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U496-JPQ_c

Answer 3

Mark Lutz

• Learning Python, 5th Edition - the language itself in detail, from the basics to very deep subtleties
  
• Programming Python, 4th Edition - Emphasis on Applications of the Language
  

Answer 4

shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920027072.do - Python Cook Book
shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028963.do - Hight Performance Python

Answer 5

Stop reading, go and do projects. Practice is the best teacher

Answer 6

en.stackoverflow.com/questions/420125/%D0%9A%D0%BD...

Answer 7

A Byte of
Python by Swaroop notes/python

Answer 8

Pay attention to other languages: Java, Lisp, Haskell, C

Answer 9

GrayhatPython