Python Book

[Joseph A Knapka]

Vibrev Lidobros wrote:
> 
> I am interested in learning the Python language and need some advice on
> which book i should start with. I have some programming experience in
> other languages. Does anyone have any comments about "Learning Python
> from O'reilly" ?

It's very good. If you're already a programmer, you can be
productive, as in producing code that actually does useful
stuff, in a matter of hours with "LP" in your hands.
But it's the only Python book I've read -- the online
Python docs suffice for practically every purpose past the
first few hours of coding.

Cheers,

-- Joe
"I should like to close this book by sticking out any part of my neck
 which is not yet exposed, and making a few predictions about how the
 problem of quantum gravity will in the end be solved."
 --- Physicist Lee Smolin, "Three Roads to Quantum Gravity"