Nick Craig-Wood wrote:
I read Programming Python as an experienced programmer and like you I
enjoyed the encyclopedic nature of it. So if it appeals to you I'd
say go for it!
The fact that it doesn't use the latest version of python isn't a
problem - python doesn't change very quickly and emph
Esmail wrote:
> prueba...@latinmail.com wrote:
> > It isn't a introduction to the Python language like "Learning Python",
> > it doesn't work as reference like "Python in a Nutshell", it doesn't
> > contain short idiomatic code like "Python Cookbook". What you are left
> > with is different appli
prueba...@latinmail.com wrote:
It isn't a introduction to the Python language like "Learning Python",
it doesn't work as reference like "Python in a Nutshell", it doesn't
contain short idiomatic code like "Python Cookbook". What you are left
with is different application domains and how to apply
On Mar 26, 10:08 pm, Esmail wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know if there is a 4th edition of this book planned
> and if so, when it might be coming out?
>
> It looks like a good and comprehensive book but is getting a bit
> outdated(?).
>
> And I guess since I'm asking this, I might as well be askin
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a 4th edition of this book planned
and if so, when it might be coming out?
It looks like a good and comprehensive book but is getting a bit
outdated(?).
And I guess since I'm asking this, I might as well be asking what
your favorite, comparable Python book might
