[TriLUG] Books for learning Python
Jeffery Painter
jlpaint2 at ncsu.edu
Mon Apr 6 14:50:13 EDT 2009
Personally, I always considered "Python Essential Reference"
from Addison-Wesley my favorite. It looks like 4th edition is now on
pre-order at Amazon.com
For the experienced developer, I would say this covers 99% of what you need
in dead tree format.
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Jeffery Painter
> Hi Gang !
>
> A couple of co-workers (and I) are looking for some Trilug
> recommendations on books to learn Python.
>
> We know how to program (mostly asm and C, a little C++) and We are using
> the
> Tutorials at Python.org but do any of you have a "can't live without this
> book" you would like to recommend?
>
>
> john mitchell
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