[Tutor] nutshell review

[nephish]

thanks man, ill check out cookbook & see what its all about, too.

sk


On Thu, 2006-02-09 at 22:22 -0400, Andre Roberge wrote:
> On 2/9/06, nephish <nephish at xit.net> wrote:
> > lo there,
> > i know this comes up from time to time. i am considering buying 'python
> > in a nutshell'. All the reviews i have read for it are very good. But it
> > only covers up to python 2.2. i use 2.3 at work, and tinker with 2.4 at
> > home. As good a reference as it is, is it too dated to be that good
> > still ? i have 'Learning Python' and 'Programming Python'. Learning is
> > awesome for me, Programming is a bit over my head.
> >         any suggestions?
> >
> I own about 10 Python books including Learning Python, Programming
> Python and Python in a Nutshell.  Of these three, Python in a Nutshell
> is the one I find the most useful.  The Python Cookbook (2nd ed) is my
> other favourite.  Your mileage may vary...
> 
> André