Mike Meyer mwm at mired.org
Fri Jan 17 12:44:09 EST 2003

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"Wouter van Marle" <wouterm at spammers-unite-here.com> writes:

> Can anyone recommend me an introduction on object oriented programming in
> general, and the trick in Python? Preferrably tutorial on the web or so.

For OO in general, the best thing I've seen - by a large margin - is
Bertrand Meyer's (no relation) "Object Oriented Software
Construction". It's not available on the web, but well worth buying.

It may make you want to find an Eiffel compiler.

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