Python for non-programmers

[Martijn Faassen]

ethan mindlace fremen <mindlace at imeme.net> wrote:
> earlneath at my-deja.com wrote:
>> 
>> Whatever you do, if you're anything like the
>> son in this article _dont_ get Learning Python.

> I found Learning python to be informative, well organized, and real
> world, although I'm still reading it as I need to do something.

> I didn't notice anything C about it, but if you combine Learning Python
> with the canonical ANSI C book, picking up from those two sources will
> leave you prepared to conquer the computing world :-)

I think the original poster meant that _Learning Python_ is not a good
book if you're completely new to programming. If you already have
some programming experience _Learning Python_ is likely to be fine, but
for someone who is not into these things already _Learning Python_ can
get confusing. This was the case with my friend, for instance.

_Learning Python_ isn't designed for such newbies though, it's
for people who have at least some experience with programming.

Regards,

Martijn
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