Learn to Program Using Python: A Tutorial for Hobbyists, Self-Starters, and All Who Want to Learn the Art...

A guide for professionals and general computer users alike to learning to program Python. Topics covered include data types and variables, debugging, and namespaces. Also includes sample applications that illustrate ideas and techniques in action. Softcover. DLC: Python (Computer Program Language). more

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Oct-23-2007; Everything you always wanted to know, but were afraid to ask; So, I got a ton out of this book, as the last real programming I did was back in about 1992, in Pascal. Lots and lots have changed, and Python's a real easy transition to a modern language.One thing that could be improved about the book...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Dec-02-2003; Not really for the novice; As a slightly experienced C programmer and a somewhat experienced Python programmer, I found this book useful. It described Python's features and at the same time put them in the larger context of what modern computer languages do....; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Aug-06-2003; fills a niche, but not the ideal beginner's book; In some ways this book seems like it's in search of an identity. It's obviously intended for the novice, and its short chapters and general topics reflect that, but many things are left unexplained or explained poorly, such as the...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: May-31-2003; Programming Python Pleases Poor Programming Producers!; I am a graduate student with over 10 programming languages in my toolbox. Python is by far the easiest to learn, easiest to debug and work with. My gratitude goes out to the developers of this powerful language.This is an extremely...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Oct-23-2007; Everything you always wanted to know, but were afraid to ask; So, I got a ton out of this book, as the last real programming I did was back in about 1992, in Pascal. Lots and lots have changed, and Python's a real easy transition to a modern language.One thing that could be improved about the book...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Dec-02-2003; Not really for the novice; As a slightly experienced C programmer and a somewhat experienced Python programmer, I found this book useful. It described Python's features and at the same time put them in the larger context of what modern computer languages do....; read full review | report as inappropriate

1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Sep-17-2002; Operator Overloading & Other Nonsense; On page 52, before you have written a single simple program this poorly edited book stuns the beginner with:Object operations are accessed in the same way as data members of a user-defined type (that is, via the dot operator) but...; read full review | report as inappropriate