how to become a really good Python programmer?

[Grant Edwards]

On 2004-06-16, Miki Tebeka <miki.tebeka at zoran.com> wrote:

> Apart from other recommendations you'll get I suggest you
> learn other programming languages. This will enable you to
> view problems in a different light.
>
> I recommend at least one lisp dialect (scheme is perfect for
> learning) and one prolog dialects. Both have free interpreters
> available (I recommend mzscheme and SWI prolog).

Have a look at Smalltalk as well if you've got the time. It's
close enough to Python to be comfortable, but different enough
to provide some insights.

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