If you don't mind could you send me an email to my address, John
Salerno, and tell me whether "Python Programming: An Introduction to
Computer Science" was good.
Email preferably because it will take you a while to finish the book
>500 pages and I probably won't look back on this topic.
Thanks!
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I borrowed Learning Python 2nd edtion from a library once and it felt
condensed with information and I didn't think I could start with it
"yet" as I want a book made for a beginner programmer and I don't think
Learning Python 2nd edtion is made for my audience.
I want something that explains progr
Thanks vbgunz that was the reply I was looking for!
Do you think it is wise to hold back for a 3rd edition?
My 1:47 pm message was a reply to Rony Steelandt.
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Thanks, if you don't mind could I have a small personal
description on the quality of the books (pros, cons).
I also am interested if anyone has used "Python Programming: An
Introduction to Computer Science" and if I could be given a detailes
evaluation about it.
Thanks again.
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I have been getting ready to learn programming for a long time,
installed a GNU/Linux operating system, learnt the ins and outs but I
think it is time to pick up a book and learn to now program.
I have never actually programmed before only dabbed into XHTML so do
take it in mind that I need a book
