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Best book on learning Python by referring C++ - almahdi - May-31-2022
What is the best book on learning Python by way of comparing as equivalent to C/C++ side by side?
RE: Best book on learning Python by referring C++ - Larz60+ - Jun-01-2022
I can't vouch for any of the below, but they seem to fit your requirements:
https://lec.inf.ethz.ch/tutorials/cpp-to-py/#ch3-a-first-python-program
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/comparing-python-with-c-and-c/
There are others.
I came from a C, C++ environment, and looked at python as a separate entity, trying to not place so much emphasis on equivalency as it leads to bias. I, as most C and Java programmers, fought with lack of braces around methods at first, but that passes quickly. What I found most pleasing about python, was the plethora of packages available on just about any subject, and ease of installing those that I wanted to use. I have never had a situation where I couldn't find something to make my development effort easier.