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Is it better to start learning Python using a introduction to python book (Think Python) or a scientific programming book (e.g. A Primer on Scientific Programming with Python, 2009)? I have little to no programming experience.
I'd use python solely for physics computation/simulations. I was thinking of math in relation to physics, that is, learning the proof helps in understanding how to use math in solving physics problems. Is this also the case with scientific programming?
I'd use python solely for physics computation/simulations. I was thinking of math in relation to physics, that is, learning the proof helps in understanding how to use math in solving physics problems. Is this also the case with scientific programming?