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Personally, as a 16 year old (or possibly younger, it was a long time ago) with no internet connection and little programming experience I found the Python user
by makomk 10y ago
Personally, as a 16 year old (or possibly younger, it was a long time ago) with no internet connection and little programming experience I found the Python user documentation very helpful. That possibly had something to do with me actually reading the tutorial rather than dismissing it as beneath me or ignoring it altogether and attacking the person who brought it up.
- jawbone3 10y agoWell, the discussion is about the docs recently available online, so you finding a python book helpful in the times when no python shell autocompleted is a bit outside the topic at hand.
- makomk 10y agoI'm talking about exactly the same documentation and the same tutorial that's available online (well, obviously it was a much older version of it). Only difference is that the offline version is a directory of local HTML files rather than a website. The user experience is pretty much the same with both. Still pretty handy even in the StackExchange era, though it'd be more useful if Google didn't keep finding the wrong version of the docs (2.x when I'm using 3.x or vice-versa).