Python is an easy to learn and powerful language that allows you to write quick programs without much fuss about the syntax or structure. As such, it has become one of the most popular programming languages that people use to build their applications and websites from scratch using different frameworks like Django or Flask. There are a ton of Python books out there, but today we’ll share with you the top 5 Python programming books that coding professionals should not miss in 2022. Let’s get started!
- Learning Python by David Hows
This book is designed for beginners to learn how to code python with ease. It covers all aspects of python programming from basics to advanced, and can be used as a reference guide by both beginner and experienced coders. The author does a great job explaining concepts in an easy-to-understand way that makes it perfect for anyone learning how to code or wishing to learn about python's syntax and use cases. Learning Python does cover some more advanced topics, but presents them as advanced topics, which means you won’t feel lost reading them if you are just getting started with coding.
- Python Data Science Handbook by Miguel Grinberg
Miguel Grinberg has just released a new title, one that will not only interest data science enthusiasts but also programmers who are fascinated by Machine Learning and AI. This is an introductory guide that covers both essential and cutting-edge topics. The ebook starts off with an exploration of various machine learning algorithms, which are explained using clear code examples. Moving on, you'll get to grips with topics such as Text Analysis, NLP, Neural Networks and Deep Learning.
- Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes
Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes, published by O'Reilly Media, is due to be updated in early 2022. The second edition of Python Crash Course will include an update on all new changes to Python 3 and a focus on applying programming concepts like conditions and loops to real-world problems. This book is excellent for those who are just getting started with computer programming or those who want a quick, but thorough introduction to coding in Python. Readers of a more advanced level might want to go for something else.
- TensorFlow by François Chollet.
The Road to Learning Deep Learning with TensorFlow by François Chollet. Chollet is one of deep learning's most popular authors and has now produced a guide to Google's open source framework for building neural networks, TensorFlow. If you're just starting out, it can be tough to wade through dense academic papers. But The Road to Learning Deep Learning with TensorFlow breaks things down into simple-to-follow steps while still covering complex concepts in enough detail that even an expert will find something new.
- Python Web Framework by Alex Makajiwski
The Definitive Guide to Python Web Frameworks: Django, Flask, Pyramid, and More! - Alex Makajiwski’s The Definitive Guide to Python Web Frameworks: Django, Flask, Pyramid and More! is a recently published book that’s sure to become a popular reference guide for Python web development pros. This is due to its focus on explaining all of the primary web frameworks for top programming languages – PHP, Ruby, Java/JSP and several others including Python. This one isn’t available yet but we look forward to seeing it hit our bookshelves soon. You can find more details about The Definitive Guide here.