wyatt stafford wyatts at onr.com
Thu Aug 23 08:39:20 EDT 2001

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If you are new to both programming and Python, I like "Learn to Program
Using Python," "The Quick Python Book" and "Core Python Programming."

Each has it own angle, which serves my learning style well.

pattern matching chaos, what a learning style,
wyatt


"Relfx" <relfx at hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:BI1h7.17461$V7.498949 at e3500-atl2.usenetserver.com...
> I was wandering if anyone here read the few books that are out there for
> python. Lately the only set of books i have seen that give alot of info
are
> the O'Reilly editions such Learning and Programming with python.
>
>     Are these books the best to have considering I'm still moving up the
> ladder of programming? Also are there going to more publications to
support
> python programming?
>
>
>

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