Orialys learning python and python in 24 hrs are beginer orientated. Orialys progromming python is more advanced , and there is one called python tinkler programming or something , that realy gets into python and the tinkle gui stuff. Your best bet wooulf be an oriely pthon in a nutshell , these series are geared to the exoerianced programer and not toward a beginer. At 04:45 PM 6/1/2000 -0500, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
What book wouls you guys recommend for learning python? I have a lot of experience with programming, including C and perl, but very little experience with object oriented programming such as Java or C++.
For perl I used a combination of Learning Perl and Programming Perl (the latter is hard to learn from, and the former does not have enough detail, so I needed both).
For C I used Kernigan and Richie's original book, and I really liked its style, detailed, but fast moving, but not cryptic. But I read it many years ago, and had a background in Pascal, so maybe I didn't judge well.
I would like a fast paced yet detailed book. But I find that many of these books are like someone explaining poker: "The one eyed Jacks are wild" when one has no idea of even the basics.
Online tutorials are OK, but I find the written page much easier, and am willing to spend a few bucks to avoid the online experience.
Thanks, Stephen
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