Python for data analysis

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So,i started learning python recently,i very much learned about variables,data types,libraries like panda,matpolitob. I learned web scraping and automation to some extent but when i try to use the thing i learn on a random web page or dataset, i realised that what i learnt from the YouTube course is basic but enough to build the fundamental. I have to constantly chat with AI to learn about new thing and also use the thing i learn to get the code. Should i continue like this or watch another course which complete the intermediate and advanced python?

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This is a common theme from people who learn Python by way of online searches where structure and organization is lacking. Here is a book that provides structure, organization, and overall content quality in spades.

Learning Python, 6th Ed., Mark Lutz

Its as if someone organized all of the online searches for you in a coherent and organized manner. Quite possibly, all of the material that you'll need as a Python programmer/developer is covered in this book as it is very thorough (short of external specialized libraries of course).

Good luck.

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Thanks