Python Books for 2002

[Cameron Laird]

In article <mailman.986484978.19207.python-list at python.org>,
Simon Brunning  <SBrunning at trisystems.co.uk> wrote:
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>When I asked recently for advice as to a good introduction to C, I got
>*loads* of recommendations for the K&R C book, and that's only a couple of
>hundred pages. (Oh, and a *huge* C vs. C++ flame-fest. Well, as close to a
>flame-fest as c.l.py gets...)
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1.  I'll renew my periodic appeal for explanation
    of what makes K&R so wonderful.

    I think it is, too, but I have trouble being
    analytic about it.
2.  C++:  it might be an OK language, but look at
    the destruction it leaves in its wake.
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