[Tutor] Textbook Recommendation

[R. A.]

Each of the two books you mention seem fine.  You should also consider
Alan Gauld's *Learning to Program Using Python*.  I've been through the
material on his site, which I found to be of high quality, and my
understanding is that the book is excellent.  If I purchase another
introductory Python book, it's the one I figure I'll spend my money on,
especially if the intended purpose is to use the material to teach
programming to young people.

Rob Andrews

Tim Johnson wrote:
> 
> Hello All:
>         I'm learning Python, and at the same time, creating an online course in
> the language for a local school district.
> I would welcome recommendations on a textbook:
> I have about  6 books on Python: The two I am considering are:
> 1)Learning Python in 24 hours
> 2)Learning Python
> 
> Any and all opinions would be welcome.
> TIA
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> Tim Johnson
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