Michael Driscoll Python 201: Intermediate Python Paperback – Import, 30 July 2016

I'm a huge fan of Mike Driscoll's Python books. His teaching and writing style are a perfect match for how I think and learn. I like the format of his books. They're all large 8.5x11.I like simple & to the point. Both the explanations and the example code are just that, simple and to the point.There's also a bit of history you'll pick up along the way. The chapter on coverage.py tells you who wrote it. Also in that chapter are the instructions on installation. You'll find similar install instructions and any other setup required.It's another winning title by Mike. They're all SO good that when I hear one is in the works, I eagerly pre-order or support a campaign to write the book.Finally, Mike's a genuinely good person with the right intent. That amy be an odd thing to write in a book review, but I dunno, it seems important to me. He's one of the most selfless people I've encountered. It's like having a really good teacher. You feel like they're doing what they're doing to genuinely teach you. That's how his books feel to me. They're written to help me be a successful Python programmer and it's nice.

Great book. Lots of great "secrets"/tips. I was disappointed to find that it's a large format book though.

A must for an intermediate Python Dev!!!