[Tutor] Bookpool sale on Addison Wesley

[Randy Pearson]

Does this book fully integrate 2.4/2.5 language and module additions?

The first Python book I read presented core elements from a
list-tuple-dictionary perspective. Now that there are Sets, and an array
module, I'm interested in a presentation that incorporates those. The help
topics are fine, but not a substitute for learning when you would use the
new tyles/modules.

Thanks,
-rp

-----Original Message-----

that's great!  :-)  of course, i should note that although the OOP
chapter in Core Python is (as the lead tech reviewer put it) "huge"
(120pp.), it's not a substitute for a book whose *entire focus* is
OOP.  anyway, i'm going to pick up a copy of it myself at some point
and check it out to see if it's worth a hundred bucks.  :-)

cheers,
-- wesley
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