[Tutor] classes and objects

[Gregory Tucker]

Hi,

I am also going through Learning Python, though I haven't yet gotten to that
chapter. In the book "Sams Teach Yourself Python in 24 Hours", the whole of
section 2, consisting of 8 chapters (135 pages), is given to OO concepts.
You may find this easier to digest.

I am also interested "easy, clear guidance on CGI programming with Python."
Please summarize anything you come across. I have built one simple form
(from 24 Hours), but I have lots of unresolved questions. How persistent is
the connection. How does it handle multi-users. Etc. According to one
source, the definitive work on CGI programming is "CGI Programming with
Perl, 2nd Edition". Unfortunately it is not Python.

Regards,
Greg

---- Original Message ----
I'm new to programming, and plowing through Learning Python by Lutz and
Ascher. Much of it is understandable with some effort, but the chapter on
classes and object oriented programming is a forty-page tour-de-force that
leaves me breathless and babbling! Alan Gault's Python tutorial fro
beginners has some reasonably digestable examples. Any other sources for
examples, exercises for Python OOP? I'm also looking for easy, clear
guidance on CGI programming with Python.
 
Thanks, Geoffrey
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