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well, you can go with the actual python tutorial for one. Or the literally dozens of intro to python books put out by No Starch, O'Reilly, Packt, Wiley, etc.
by dtornabene 10y ago
well, you can go with the actual python tutorial for one. Or the literally dozens of intro to python books put out by No Starch, O'Reilly, Packt, Wiley, etc. You can also go with some of the classics like Swaroops' Byte of Python, or any of the college lecture notes. I hesitate to suggest this, but its worth saying, the book that Zed shit on to launch his little franchise is still actually usable (especially just to read the code examples) and was a much much much better book in terms of pedagogy then his tedious, arrogant offerings.
- throwaway7645 10y agoYea...flipped through Zed's book. It seemed alright, but Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner is an amazing piece of work. Crystal clear, and you get to build fun little text games.