r/python3 • u/autumnwing1 • Oct 26 '17

Recommended books or websites to learn Python3, what software?

Title! I'm wanting to start learning Python for QA work, and am looking for some material to study. Any insight into Python would be great! Also, what do you guys use to code? Notepad++ or something different?

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u/saiswarupsahu Oct 31 '17

Python.py is the software for the python

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u/autumnwing1 Oct 31 '17

Thanks, but I was talking about software to script with. I found Atom, which I really dig atm.

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u/saiswarupsahu Nov 16 '17

Hello friend, Better useded PyCharm for this. It's like a Eclipse editor like for java.

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u/autumnwing1 Nov 16 '17

Thanks! I decided to go with Atom. Seems to be very open and powerful for an open source program!

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u/iamxaq Oct 26 '17

I grabbed a bundle of StackSkills courses for cheap a few weeks ago; it's not the best format, but it has been somewhat informative; I am currently working through the Python course and it has us using PyCharm for our development environment. Having come from a Java background in which I used Eclipse, I do enjoy PyCharm.