Although others have reviewed it, I used it as educational material to teach Python to a student. It is quite understandable, with clear conceptual sections, plenty of examples, and exercises. Someone can use it for an introduction to Python.

The book is really what beginners and people who have never dealt with programming before need! It is as detailed as it should be and overall it is written as if you are taking a lesson with a teacher. The truth is that I was looking for a book to enhance my knowledge (I am a graduate of a technical school) and I wanted something more, but I cannot fail to recognize the very good work of this book. In the future, I would like these authors to write a book exclusively for students and generally for people who already know these basic things. That is, if you are a graduate of the G class and have fully learned lists, files, object-oriented programming, I would not recommend it. If I could go back in time to the beginning of the B or G class, I would blindly choose this book.

I believe the mistake that has been made is that they have not categorized it as a tutorial, so when I was looking for Python tutorials, it did not appear to me.