Definative Documentation on Objects

[Steve Holden]

I found "Learning Python" to be quite good enough to allow me to transfer
the object-oriented stuff I knew to implementations in Python.  It's
good value for money, and although I personally found the pizza-robot
examples a little unnatural, there is evidence they work for others.

regards
 Steve

Dale Strickland-Clark wrote:
> 
> Where do I look for the definitive statement on object programming in
> Python?
> 
> The "Python Reference Manual", as included in the distribution, is
> particularly hard work.
> 
> I'm considering "Programming Python" by Mark Lutz but that's four years old.
> "Learning Python" is more recent but I'm worried that it might be pitched a
> bit low.
> 
> I'm an experienced programmer but I need to quickly understand Python object
> programming.
> 
> Any pointers to online or paper reference material gratefully received.
> 
> --
> Dale Strickland-Clark
> Out-Think Ltd, UK
> Business Technology Consultants

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