Tony Houghton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone recommend a good book for intermediate up to expert level?
...
> 2.4 would be a bonus.
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> I've heard good things about "Dive Into Python". I see it can be
> downloaded or read online, and on a very quick browse it seems to be
> suitably to the point and cover some useful stuff that was missing from
> or too deeply buried in Learning Python. I find it easier to read
> printed material though, so I'd consider buying it. What sort of
> opinions do people here have of it?
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Dive Into Python is really a great book about doing nifty tricks in a
pythonic way. Since you are already a programmer and learn the classic
things about python just by reading the tutorial, it's better to read
Dive Into Python and learn the python way of doing things.
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