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bigearsbilly 04-25-2006 05:06 AM

python books?
 
ok I want to learn python.
Books? Not simple ones,
how about the python cookbook? good as the perl one?
what's the definitive book?

hurry up I'm logged on to amazon now! ;)

reddazz 04-25-2006 05:19 AM

The book I would recommend is Beginning Python from Novice To Professional by Magnus Lie Hetland. I bought this recently and I think its really good. I tried reading the Python Cookbook but found it really boring and kept losing interest so I can't comment on whether its good or not.

taylor_venable 04-25-2006 08:01 AM

I find O'Reilly's Nutshell books incredibly useful for language references. The last edition of Python in a Nutshell covers version 2.2, but it does look ahead a lot into the 2.4 versions. It's harder to actually learn a language for the first time from a Nutshell handbook, but they prove invaluable over the long term, after you're done learning the basics.


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