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How did you teach yourself about how Python classes work, and about the differences between names and objects and scope and stuff like that. I have some resour
by awakeasleep 16y ago
How did you teach yourself about how Python classes work, and about the differences between names and objects and scope and stuff like that.
I have some resources that I could re-read to learn more, and I could do experiments myself, but as a sysadmin python user, I'd like to know how you picked it up, for perspective's sake.
Thanks for the offer!
- jdunck 16y agoI already had taken a programming languages course in college, so had a fair grasp of different approaches. I've dev'd professionally in a fair number: http://mytechne.com/user/jdunck/programming-languages/ http://mytechne.com/user/jdunck/programming-languages/ So, learning Python was sort of just picking from the menu; DiP was perfect in this regard, as it related python's features to other langs you might know. Given your different context, I think it might be helpful to just see some examples and play in the shell, though.