books????

[wjk]

I liked the O'Reilly book and just picked up
Ivan Laningham's book: Sams Teach Yourself Python in 24 hours
and found it very informative and useful.. It is filling in some gaps
for me. (only the screen shots are a bit too small )

kmself at ix.netcom.com wrote:

> I'll second both suggestions.  The O'Reilly book is useful for guidance,
> the New Riders book is a good reference.  For a *very* abbreviated
> refernce, the ORA pocket reference is also handy.
>
> Akira Kiyomiya <akira.kiyomiya at autodesk.com> wrote:
> > I am using "Learning Python" from O'Reilly and "Python Essential Reference"
> > from New Riders.  They are both pretty good books for beginners.
>
> > Akira
>
> > "Robert" <rhicks at rma.edu> wrote in message
> > news:961961617.1744372225 at news.rma.edu...
> >> On Sat, 24 Jun 2000, SugarKing wrote:
> >> >Are there any good beginner books for Python? I'm itching to get my hands
> > on
> >> >any. Thanks
> >>
> >> There is:
> >>
> >> Learning Python
> >> Learning Python in 24 hours
> >> Python and Tkinter programming
> >>
> >> There should be links to these books in the library portion of the python
> >> website. I have not used the LP in 24 hours but have heard good things
> > about it.
> >>
> >> Robert
>
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