Learning Python

[Snoopy :-))]

Hi Alan :-)
If you are new to Programming then In addition to the Tutorials found on
Python's Home Page you should get as the 1st. choice "Teach Yourself Python
in 24hrs". It was just Published a couple of weeks ago and I bought it right
away.

"Learning Python" is a very good book, but as a Newbie I found it quite
overwhealming, to the point, that I almost stopped learning Python.  On the
Other hand I am very happy that I bought the "Teach Yourself Python in
24hrs". I find it considerable easier to comprehend the concepts, etc.

You can read the book online at the following:
        http://63.64.27.76/TYPython/

Check it out, then buy it. You won't be sorry.
Best regards
Snoopy :-)



Alan Wu wrote in message ...
>Hi,
>This may not be the best place to ask, but I was wondering if you people
>here could help me out with my attempt to learn how to program with Python.
>By all accounts, Python seems to be a learn-able language that one can do
>useful stuff with. I haven't had much experience with programming (except
>for a course in Visual Basic I did a year ago in Year 10), so I'm a bit
>hesitant as to how to go about learning a programming language. I was
>thinking of buying a book, either Learning Python by O'Reilly or The Quick
>Python Book by Manning - does that sound wise? Which book would be best for
>a newcomer to programming?
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Alan
>
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