Started reading this book completed 15 chapter in 21 chapter. Now reading co-routines. Wonderful book, lot of internal stuffs
PS: skipped chapter 4 text vs bytes.
Which book to read next ?

@mundo03 Chill out man.. he's only asked a question

@sak96 Depends on what you're into? Like security? :)

@TheItalianGuy
design pattern, security, something pratical-oriented. I just want to have some to-read list so that I can shuffle through the books because reading same book over a period of time you tend to feel boring and especially when you get too familiar with the writing style
@mundo03
If you have already read some books and liked them please add them to the list other wise don't try to disposition your work stress/ client anger in comments you can write a rant instead

@TheItalianGuy i was joking, you chill the fuck up.

@mundo03 lmao k

@sak96 You might like "Black Hat Python" then :) Really good book

Make some program. Just single reading is useless.

Long list incoming:

UNIX and Linux system administration handbook

Black hat python
Grey hat python
Automate the boring stuff with python
K&R C
Hacking: Art of Exploitation
Code (by Charles petzolt)
Beautiful code
Practical malware analysis (the alien book)