[Tutor] Python Books

[Andrei Kulakov]

On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 02:08:41AM +0900, Python Newbie wrote:
> Can you recommend a few GOOD Python books(for someone who has some
> experience in programming)?
> There are so many Python books out there; I am not sure which one I should
> read...
> Shall I do the O'reilly's "Learning Python" and "Programming Python"?
> Or "Python Bible 2.1"?
> Or ...?
> What are the books which give detailed explanations?

Here's a datapoint: I had a bit of experience in C, having written a few
small 100-line or so programs. I never done anything even remotely serious,
though. I bought "programming python" and found that it went over my head,
but now that I know more about python, I began re-reading it and found
it far more useful. So, if you're about as experienced as I was, try an
easier book for starters.

> 
> Thank you for your help.
> 
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