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Class Textbook¹ (pdf) (244 pages)
(This is the second edition which uses Python 3. Python 2 is used by the first edition.)

Python Cookbook (3rd edition)¹ (pdf) (706 pages)
(This is the third edition which uses Python 3.3)

Python Pocket Reference (5th edition)¹ (pdf) (264 pages)

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21 Ways to NOT Grow as a Software Developer (YouTube)

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¹This could change depending on the class. Some eBooks are better for "Introduction to Programming" classes and some for more experienced students. Also, some may emphasize different aspects of programming. (Web development, graphics, ...)

Note: The use of free documents, software, etc. will reduce the cost of the class, and introduce students to Python resources available on the web.