Books are an incredible resource on the journey to becoming a successful programmer. Here are three that have been invaluable to me, and I believe they'll be just as beneficial for you.

1. Clean Code by Robert C. Martin

Despite being a bit old, "Clean Code" is packed with principles that help you write clean, readable, and maintainable code. Ignore the naysayers – this book is a must-read for anyone serious about coding, regardless of the language.

2. The Pragmatic Programmer by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas

This classic is filled with practical advice and tips that will make you a better programmer. It covers topics from debugging and testing to project management and career development. While the first two chapters may seem a bit dry, the rest is pure gold. This book’s insights are especially valuable for Python developers aiming to enhance their coding practices.

3. Code Complete by Steve McConnell

My favorite out of all these books, "Code Complete" dives deep into software construction, covering everything from design to debugging. It is filled with best practices and timeless principles. For Python developers, this book offers a comprehensive guide to writing robust and efficient code.

Happy debugging! 😊