Experts in their field read more books!
The rise of “Fake News” shows that the quality of information is a valuable asset of the information society. With poor quality of information comes poor knowledge and expertise.
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Let’s order the content types based on the quality of information they tend to generate (from low quality to high quality):
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Social Media >>> Forums >>> Blog Articles >>> … >>> Books >>> Research Papers
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(Interestingly, people spend hours every day on social media.)
If you want to study Python, the best thing would be to read research papers. Unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of papers teaching basic Python concepts. Instead, computer science papers assume a profound understanding of the programming basics.
So the second-best thing is to read Python books. Every day.
It’s really that easy to gain an unfair advantage in today’s marketplace: the average coder reads less than a book a year!
To help you grow your Python skills in an easy, measurable, and fun way is why I am pushing forward Finxter’s Coffee Break Python book series.
After creating valuable emails for you as a part of the Finxter community, my main priority is to write quality books. Finxter has already published four best-selling Coffee Break Python books. And we are working diligently on two new books about computer science, Python, and computational thinking.