Python Bible recommendations?

Nick Vargish nav at adams.patriot.net
Thu May 29 08:32:27 EDT 2003


Lee John Moore <leej at dsl.pipex.com> writes:

> For that reason, I'm 90% decided upon buying David Brueck's
> "Python Bible".

I strongly suggest you consider the exemplary _Python in a Nutshell_
(O'Reilly).

For learning useful idioms and practical use of the standard
library, investigate the _Python Cookbook_ (also O'Reilly).

Nick

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