python full pack humblebundle, is it worth for beginners?

why python?

My opinion:
If you are a beginner for programming those books may overwhelm you. If you have a programming background and want to learn Python, buy it.

I think, for almost everything youtube/forums is the best beginner source. Actually, for later as well :D

Those do not seem useful for a total beginner.
If you wish to learn programming, you should learn programming first, and then decide if books are the right format for you to continue learning.

Personal opinion; all the information you need to learn all of these topics is available online for free. Will the books give a better / more structured overview? Maybe. Maybe not.

In my experience and personal opinion, Udemy Courses have the best teaching material. And there's always a 90% sale on courses. Youtube isn't bad either, but you don't have the support and level of professionality that Udemy brings to the table.

thanks a lot for all your comments !!

yeah, as the other users said, I really think this isn't suited for beginners so I'd save some money investing on something else =)

Check out coursera's python for everyone course and the site recommended by Sighery up a few comments. Coursera's Dr Chuck is a great teacher with a great lecture - for free.

I took a brief look at the Tier 1 books..

Introducing Python:

• aimed at beginning programmers, yet Chapter 1 is pretty awful with that in mind
• boring/unimaginative Chapter 2; you find this kind of approach in every mediocre programming book
• this continues in Chapter 3
• examples continue to be uninspired, but at least a lot of the content is code
• wow, Python closures and lambdas mentioned already on pages 95 and 96
• your usual introduction to Object-oriented programming with animal examples starts at Chapter 6
• pretty heavy (but useful) stuff in Chapter 7
• way too much stuff in Chapter 8, making it kind of useless
• somewhat the same problem with Chapter 9
• 100+ pages of the book are appendices
  Conclusion: below average book, maybe good for someone who knows some programming language but not Python

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python:

• this really is a guide to tools and best practices
• also available and FREE to read online at https://docs.python-guide.org/
• good content but a lot of it is not that useful for beginners
  Conclusion: it's ok

Elegant SciPy:

• for people who already know Python, and are interested SciPy (processing of scientific data, used in "data science" as well)
• uses examples that look like they're from the real world
• but there are also some weird/funny visualizations
  Conclusion: seems like a solid book

Natural Language Processing with Python:

• the book is like 10+ years old
• may still be ok if you're interested in NLP and NLTK specifically
  Conclusion: maybe ok (look for other opionions)

So in my opinion at least the first tier alone is not really worth it, unless you're interested in SciPy.

About Tier 2 books..

Think Python:

• also available for FREE at http://greenteapress.com/wp/think-python-2e/
• somewhat similar to Introducing Python
• similarly boring examples, but at least there's some graphics code too
• lots of exercises which is good of course
  Conclusion: your average programming book, but you can get it for free

Think Bayes:

• also available for FREE at http://greenteapress.com/wp/think-bayes/
  Conclusion: probably a solid book on bayesian statistics

Python Data Science Handbook:

• EDIT: also FREE to read at https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/
• good companion to Elegant SciPy
• a lot of dry examples
• nice introduction to visualization with Matplotlib and many, many examples
• looks like a pretty solid chapter (almost 200 pages) on machine learning
• where it seems to advocate Seaborn which has (had) troubling issues
  Conclusion: seems like a good book

Thoughtful Machine Learning with Python:

• EDIT2: also seems FREE to read online at https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/thoughtful-machine-learning/9781491924129/
• probably good after the previous book
• subtitle says "A Test-driven Approach", yet I can't seem to find much at all about TDD in the book except briefly in Chapter 1
• does seem to explain the used algorithms well (but for background you probably need to have a working understanding of probability and basic statistics at least)
  Conclusion: seems like a good book

If you're interested in "data science", it's probably worth it, though the inclusion of the free books is a bad choice.
EDIT: Wait a minute, all of these are FREE to read online...

Will comment on Tier 3 books tomorrow.

EDIT:

Fluent Python:

• definitely not a beginners' book; maybe a good "3rd book" or so, for those who want to master Python
• really good content (even if a lot of the code examples have that made-up quality typical to most programming books)
  Conclusion: solid book

Web Scraping with Python:

• pretty thorough introduction on the subject; 2018 edition so that's good, too
• code examples are not just "toys", i.e. you can adapt them for your own use (just be sure to add error handling etc.)
• the legalities and ethics chapter should really be at the beginning, not the end of the book..
  Conclusion: good book

Test-Driven Development with Python:

• thorough mega-tutorial on the subject; not a beginners' book
• covers specifically the Django framework (which is a fairly complex beast)
  Conclusion: looks like a solid book

Flask Web Development:

• covers the Flask microframework (which is a lot simpler than Django to start with)
• guess the book is an expanded version of the author's mega-tutorial at https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial-part-i-hello-world
  Conclusion: read the tutorial first; good book though

Twisted Network Programming Essentials:

• from 2013; you may want to check out a newer book
• also Twisted itself may be out of date (you may have to use old Python versions to utilize it)
  Conclusion: possibly out of date (look for other opinions)

I'd say with Tier 3 it's not a horrible deal for $15, but the good books are not aimed at beginners.

There are regularly free books on Packtpub, often about Python too. Most seem to be rather advanced but some are for beginners too. To give you an impression, so far I got these Python books there for free:

Learning Python
Python Projects for Kids
Learning Python Application Development
Python GUI Programming Cookbook - Second Edition
Learning Python Design Patterns - Second Edition
Learning Predictive Analytics with Python
Expert Python Programming - Second Edition
Modern Python Cookbook
Artificial Intelligence with Python
Python 3 Object-oriented Programming - Second Edition
Scientific Computing with Python 3
Mastering Python Networking
Python Machine Learning By Example
Python Machine Learning Cookbook
Advanced Machine Learning with Python
Python Deep Learning
Python High Performance - Second Edition
Python Web Scraping - Second Edition
Building RESTful Python Web Services
Mastering Python Design Patterns
Learning Data Mining with Python
Python Data Science Essentials - Second Edition
Mastering Social Media Mining with Python
Python for Secret Agents
Bayesian Analysis with Python
Learning OpenCV 3 Computer Vision with Python - Second Edition
Python Geospatial Development - Third Edition

You can already get everything for free.