Tell me some good books on python

Posted by tech_kie@reddit | Python | View on Reddit | 13 comments

I have been working in fastapi and python as backend..Need to sharpen my skill in python specially in OOP and architectural area. Thanks

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mardiros@reddit

If you are fluent with python:

Architecture patterns with python. from Harry Percival and Bob Gregory.

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