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> -- [Shan Rajasekaran](https://twitter.com/ShanRajasekaran/status/268910645842423809)
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+> Best newbie guide to python
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+>
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+> --
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+> [Nickson Kaigi](https://twitter.com/nickaigi/status/175508815729541120)
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+> start to love python with every single page read
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+>
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+> --
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+> [Herbert Feutl](https://twitter.com/HerbertFeutl/status/11901471389913088)
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+> perfect beginners guide for python, will give u key to unlock
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+> magical world of python
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+>
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+> --
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+> [Dilip](https://twitter.com/Dili_mathilakam/status/220033783066411008)
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+> I should be doing my actual "work" but just found "A Byte of
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+> Python". A great guide with great examples
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+>
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+> --
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+> [Biologist John](https://twitter.com/BiologistJohn/statuses/194726001803132928)
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+> Recently started reading a Byte of python. Awesome work. And that
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+> too for free. Highly recommended for aspiring pythonistas.
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+>
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+> --
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+> [Mangesh](https://twitter.com/mangeshnanoti/status/225680668867321857)
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+> A Byte of Python, written by Swaroop. (this is the book I'm
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+> currently reading. Probably the best to start with, and probably the
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+> best in the world for every newbie or even a more experienced user.
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+>
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+> -- [Apostolos](http://apas.gr/2010/04/27/learning-python/)
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+> Thank you so much for writing A Byte Of Python. I just started
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+> learning how to code two days ago and I'm already building some
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+> simple games. Your guide has been a dream and I just wanted to let
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+> you know how valuable it has been.
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+>
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+> -- Franklin
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+> I'm from Dayanandasagar College of Engineering (7th sem,
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+> CSE). Firstly i want to say that your book "The byte of python" is
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+> too good a book for a beginner in python like me.The concepts are so
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+> well explained with simple examples that helped me to easily learn
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+> python. Thank you so much.
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+>
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+> -- Madhura
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+> I am a 18 year old IT student studying at University in Ireland. I
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+> would like to express my gratitude to you for writing your book "A
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+> Byte of Python", I already had knowledge of 3 programming
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+> langagues - C, Java and Javascript, and Python was by far the
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+> easiest langague I have ever learned, and that was mainly because
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+> your book was fantastic and made learning python very simple and
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+> interesting. It is one of the best written and easy to follow
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+> programming books I have ever read. Congratulations and keep up the
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+> great work.
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+>
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+> -- Matt
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> Hi, I'm from Dominican Republic. My name is Pavel, recently I read
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> your book 'A Byte of Python' and I consider it excellent!! :). I
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> learnt much from all the examples. Your book is of great help for
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> -- _Pavel Simo_ (pavel-dot-simo-at-gmail-dot-com)
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+> I am a student from China, Now ,I have read you book A byte of
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+> Python, Oh it's beautiful. The book is very simple but can help all
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+> the first learnners. You know I am interesting in Java and cloud
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+> computing many times, i have to coding programm for the server, so i
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+> think python is a good choice, finish your book, i think its not
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+> only a good choice its must use the Python. My English is not very
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+> well, the email to you, i just wanna thank you! Best Wishes for you
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+> and your family.
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+>
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+> -- Roy Lau
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> I recently finished reading Byte of Python, and I thought I really
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> ought to thank you. I was very sad to reach the final pages as I now
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> have to go back to dull, tedious oreilly or etc. manuals for
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> -- Bob
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+> I just want to thank you for writing the first book on programming
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+> I've ever really read. Python is now my first language, and I can
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+> just imagine all the possibilities. So thank you for giving me the
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+> tools to create things I never would have imagined I could do
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+> before.
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+>
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+> -- "The Walrus"
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+> I wanted to thank you for writing 'A Byte Of Python' (2 & 3
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+> Versions). It has been invaluable to my learning experience in
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+> Python & Programming in general.
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+>
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+> Needless to say, I am a beginner in the programming world, a couple
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+> of months of self study up to this point. I had been using youtube
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+> tutorials & some other online tutorials including other free
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+> books. I decided to dig into your book yesterday, & I've learned
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+> more on the first few pages than any other book or tutorial. A few
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+> things I had been confused about, were cleared right up with a GREAT
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+> example & explanation. Can't wait to read (and learn) more!!
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+>
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+> Thank you so much for not only writing the book, but for putting it
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+> under the creative commons license (free). Thank goodness there are
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+> unselfish people like you out there to help & teach the rest of us.
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+>
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+> -- Chris
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> I wrote you back in 2011 and I was just getting into Python and
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> wanted to thank you for your tutorial "A Byte of Python". Without
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> it, I would have fallen by the wayside. Since then I have gone on
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