What books or websites would any one suggest for a newbie to use to learn about object oriented programming. With python as the programming language of choice.

I'm sure any beginner book on Python would go over oo principles. After you've worked with it for a while and feeling fairly confident, I'd take a look at the gang of four book entitled "Design Patterns" by Eric Gamma and friends. It's a great book. It uses Smalltalk to demonstrate examples. I found this very helpful coming from a java background, because I was really able to focus on the principles behind the patterns. It is by no means a book for beginners though.

Do a google search and I'm sure you'll come up with plenty of resources.

Hi,
I would like to recommend Object Oriented Analysis and Design by Grady Booch for OOPs concepts.It's really worth buying that book.Then i think you can manage on with python

Hey thanks for the help. I will look into those books.