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On Mon, 2007-11-19 at 15:01 +0100, Florian Philipp wrote: |
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> Hi list! |
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> I need a recommendation for a good book to learn Python for people |
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> experienced in C++ but not Bash, Java or CMD/Powershell. |
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> It shouldn't focus on Linux all too much. |
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Well, the usual answers are: |
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python.org (official tutorial) |
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_Learning Python_ (the O'Reilley book) |
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_Programming Python_ (the O'Reilly book, how I learned Python) |
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comp.lang.python (great newsgroup, excellent SNR) |
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But Bash/Powershell shouldn't be necessary to learn Python. Bash has |
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little in common with Python. Powershell can be thought of as a broken |
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Python/bash/Perl/whatever_else_they_could_think_of_to_throw_in. Python |
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can be thought of as a fixed Java ;-) |
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-a |
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