Python What are the good books for physics and python?

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The discussion centers on finding good resources for learning Python and its applications in numerical physics, particularly for those who are novices in programming. A highly recommended book with positive reviews is mentioned, along with a link to sample chapters and code. Participants express a need for books that include exercises to aid learning. The Processing IDE, which has a Python mode, is highlighted as a valuable tool that provides examples for interactive graphics. Additionally, a sophisticated numerical Python environment is available through a specific distribution, enhancing the capabilities for numerical computations. Overall, the focus is on accessible learning materials and tools for beginners interested in using Python for physics-related applications.
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What would be the good books on how to use Python (or any other language other than MatLab) and its capabilities on numerical physics?
 
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Thank you! Can there be book about the capabilities of Python (with exercises)? I'm still a novice in programming, and I'm not really familiar with some technical terms.
 

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