Hello Newb here

[don]

I would recommend spending a week with the book "Learning Python". If you
are really ambitious, you can probably get through it in a few days. But
then you want to retain the information, so a week is probably safer.

Then I would move on to another book, "Python Web Programming". If you spend
long days at it, you can move through this in about two weeks. This will
give you a lot of practical knowledge about how to build useful programs.

Then go out and look at other people's code for a week and screw around on
your own.

I think that's about as good as you can get in a month.

-d

"Ray Tux" <res0s92a at verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Hello im new to programming i started  to learn c++, but turned out to be
> way too hard. So i thought I would learn Python.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on how I can learn to program well in about a
> month
>
> Thank
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