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Old April 20th, 2000, 02:12 AM
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I would like to learn python.
From where i'll get some good resources for that??.

i saw devshed tutorials.but anything other than that?????




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I think there are books on python by Orielly. u can get them easily at books stores.
other than this check the python web page itself.

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I use the Python Developers Handbook. It is a great resource!!
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I have now 6 books about Python.
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