Python programming: An Introduction to computer science

Recently, I finally learned python. This Python programming is a teaching material for MIT to replace scheme with python. (Because I don't know scheme. For me, a language with parentheses is replaced with a language with fewer parentheses, which is probably for the students' eyesight .. Haha, just YY)
Let's get down to the truth. Although reading the catalog does not have any new things for me, it is very big and worth recommending. I have to browse it again.
In addition, people who read the tool will make FP every day. The contents in the previous book are indeed not as Nb as the tool. So here: 1, 2, 3, and there are all good introductions. (Countless Lambda and parentheses appear to protect your eyesight .. Now I am still a bit confused. I don't know which day I will truly experience the charm of FP)
Dive into Python has not been read before. Now I want to go back and think about it. It's a good book, that is, the association between chapters is too dense. I 'd better take a look at it later.
Scipy and EPD are two other things that attract me. (MATLAB can be replaced in some places, so there is no licence problem)