New to Python

[danu kusmana]

I think the documentation on python official website
can help u learn lots of things and make sure you also
read lot in library section it worthed to read for.
There's also a cookbook in activestate.com website to
learn tips and tricks. hehehehe

I dont know is it appropriate or now but u can also
find few books u can download from eDonkey servers :P

Last thing is browse in your book shop u will find a
few books regarding Python.

danu

--- cuppojav <cuppojav at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> Hi everyone!
>  
> I am new to Python; I've been learning the basics of
> the language from the online tutorial at python.org,
> plus looked at some of Richard Baldwin's online
> tutorials.
>  
> I must firstly say that I have fallen in love with
> Python. I come from a Java background (I've been
> programming seriously in Java since the beginning of
> the year), and the simplicity and ease of use of
> Python is really appealing.
>  
> Secondly, I am obviously familiar with the basics of
> programming, especially OO. I've only really
> programmed in Java, plus a bit in Python now.
>  
> My main point: I've been looking for a good place to
> learn (by detailed, explained example, preferably)
> how to write Python programs and scripts: How to
> structure a program, how variables and functions
> work together, and just a general exposure to the
> different aspects of the language...
> Something along the lines of Java's Java Tutorial
> (http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/) would be
> favourite... :) Has anyone got any suggestions?
> Ideas?
>  
> THe Python tutorial is pretty brief, and glosses
> over many important aspects, IMHO. Well, it *is* an
> introduction to Python.
>  
> Thanks
>  
> lutha
> 
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