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4848## 5. How to Learn?
4949Want to learn Python and build a career in it? We have laid down steps to help you:
5050
51- - Follow online tutorials
51+ - Fast-pace your learning and take a lead from crowd with [ DataFlair's Python Course] ( https://data-flair.training/python-course/ )
52+ - [ 270+ free tutorials to learn python from scratch] ( https://data-flair.training/blogs/python-tutorials-home/ )
5253 - Code while you learn
5354 - Read books
5455 - Watch videos/ Do an online Python course
5556 - Work with machine learning and other libraries
5657 - Build projects
57- - Read interview questions
58+ - Read [ interview questions] ( https://data-flair.training/blogs/python-interview-questions/ )
5859 - Contribute to open-source projects
5960
6061### Top Python Books
6162These are some books you should read to improve your Python skills:
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63- Learning Python - Mark Lutz
64- Python Cookbook - David Beazley and Brian K. Jones
65- Python for Data Analysis - Wes McKinney
66- Python Essential Reference - David Beazley
67- Python in a Nutshell - Alex Martelli
68- Violent Python - TJ O’Connor
69- Python Pocket Reference - Mark Lutz
64+ - Learning Python - Mark Lutz
65+ - Python Cookbook - David Beazley and Brian K. Jones
66+ - Python for Data Analysis - Wes McKinney
67+ - Python Essential Reference - David Beazley
68+ - Python in a Nutshell - Alex Martelli
69+ - Violent Python - TJ O’Connor
70+ - Python Pocket Reference - Mark Lutz
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7273## 6. Basics of Python for beginners
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