Re: [Tutor] Life after beginner

2006-01-31 Thread Alan Gauld
Hi Pat, My question is, what next? Is there some intermediate tutorials or books There are lots of more advanced books, usually focusing on a particular topic. Some examples include: Python and Tkinter programming by Grayson Python Programming on Win32 by Hammond Text Processing in Python

Re: [Tutor] Life after beginner

2006-01-31 Thread Kent Johnson
Pat Martin wrote: Hello, I have been reading about and playing with programming in python for awhile now. I have most of the basics down. I know what a tuple is, I know how to load modules, and I understand a fair amount of beginning programming theory. I have written some scripts for

[Tutor] Life after beginner

2006-01-30 Thread Pat Martin
Hello,I have been reading about and playing with programming in python for awhile now. I have most of the basics down. I know what a tuple is, I know how to load modules, and I understand a fair amount of beginning programming theory. I have written some scripts for both home and work and have

Re: [Tutor] Life after beginner

2006-01-30 Thread Danny Yoo
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Pat Martin wrote: My question is, what next? Is there some intermediate tutorials or books out there that I can start learning some real meat in the language? Hi Pat, Maybe you'd like something like: http://diveintopython.org/ which is pretty meaty (or, if you're