[Wolves] Does anyone have a copy of......

[Zeth Green]

My favourite recently published book is 'Core Python Programming 2nd Editon' by
Wesley Chun (2006). I quite like the writing style (it starts simply)
and it has advantages in that it is good value, not only the cheap per
page but it also covers the most topics, after the core language it
goes on to cover more intermediate topics such as regular expressions,
web programming and graphical user interfaces. It is also brand new so
it is not dated and is easily available.

All the other suggestions are good too, at the following link are some
free online books that do the job also:
http://pywm.eu/pug/Books



On 24/01/07, David Morley <davmor2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Does anyone have a copy of python for dummies or something similar.
> I'm after a book that takes you from knowing nothing to something in
> python.  I am really only after recommendations of good books that do
> this.  Many thanks.
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