python is hard to learn without c

[F. G. Brown]

Jin,
I somewhat agree with you about the book, but have found that by using the
web page tutorials that can be found at the python.org site in conjunction
with the book they both work together in explaining things.  I've found the
following 2 to be helpful.  There are some others out there as well.

Look for the following:
Learning to Program
by Alan Gauld

Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python
Josh Cogliati

If all else fails Jin, the boys and girls here are always willing to help.
We all have to start somewhere.

Happy hunting,
A fellow newbie.
Fred
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"jin choung" <jin.choung at gte.net> wrote in message
news:7QG15.2637$sI4.335806 at dfiatx1-snr1.gtei.net...
> howdy all,
>
> i programmed a bit in BASIC as a kid, had a high school PASCAL class and i
> tried to pick up python before moving on to c++.  however, i was trying to
> work my way through the book LEARNING PYTHON and while it says that there
is
> no need to have prior experience in languages like c or c++, i really
found
> that that was not true.
>
> anyone else feel this way?
>
> i'm currently working my way through a 24 hour c++ book and i think this
is
> going to work for me.  oh, well, will be back to contribute here in a
couple
> of months... in the meantime, i'll just leech valuable nuggets of wisdom
> from you guys.
>
> thanks
>
> jin
>
>