[Tutor] find a tutorial for starting with python and netbeans (Igor Fleischer)

[Alan Gauld]

On 13/06/13 22:32, I. Alejandro Fleischer wrote:
> Hi,

Hi, welcome to the list.
In future please delete any irrelevant messages from the digest listing. 
It confuses things and also costs money to those who
pay by the byte who have to download lots of irrelevant stuff
to read your message.

Also its good to know your background. Can you already program in other 
languages or are you a complete programming beginner? Which OS are you 
using? Which version of Python are you using?

> I'm starting to learn Python, and downloaded Net Beans as an IDE.

Any good reason why you did that if you don't know how to use it?
It's way overkill for learning Python. Learning one thing at a time is 
usually easier.

> Would you recommend me please a tutorial for a beginning with this two
> integrated environments?

There are many tutorials listed on the Python web site but which one 
best suits you depends on:
1) Your starting level
2) Your personal learning style (humorous, concise,
    theory based, hands-on, etc)
3) Your long term objectives (sys admin automation v games for example)


But you could try mine for starters :-)
It's aimed at complete beginners, provides background theory, is fairly 
comprehensive and is moderately serious in tone. It aims to teach 
programming in general rather than Python specifically. Otherwise try 
the python web site and/or tell us more about your objectives and 
background.

HTH
-- 
Alan G
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/