[Tutor] python help

[Alan Gauld]

On 06/07/15 15:24, Cary Developer wrote:
> I am looking for help on getting started with Python.  This link says it
> all:
>
> http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cpg/5108772711.html

It would be more helpful to post the content of the query, not
all mail subscribers can access web pages at the time of reading
the mail.

> Any help (and response to the CL post) would be truly appreciated.  Thanks.

Since you are experienced in web development and PHP/SQL you should go 
straight to the official Python tutorial.

It will take you through the basics in a few hours - less than a full 
day for sure.

You could then look at the Django tutorial if you want to go down the
web route. (Other frameworks exist - lots of them - but Django is 
powerful, and very popular and has good support from its own community)

Python 3.4 is the preferred version for newbies these days unless
you know that your target framework/toolset only runs on v2

If you have more specific questions ask here...

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