Python
Did you see this? http://docs.python.org/tut/.
If you understand/can do that, I don't think you'll be needing more general tutorials.
One of the most useful tools for learning Python
Gives a fair overview of some of Python's topics. Easy to understand
Also, Learning Python, by Mark Lutz, is a great resource.
Hope that helps.
Hmm… I dunno what's wrong with my second URL tag. Guess you'll just have to decipher it yourself. Sorry.
spyware wrote: Did you see this? http://docs.python.org/tut/.
If you understand/can do that, I don't think you'll be needing more general tutorials.
Yeah, I've seen that. It just seems too…long/drawn out and is really cautious about getting anywhere. This may be my only choice, I was just hoping for some good articles/tutorials to cover it a bit quicker.
slpctrl wrote: Yeah, I've seen that. It just seems too…long/drawn out and is really cautious about getting anywhere. This may be my only choice, I was just hoping for some good articles/tutorials to cover it a bit quicker.
You did ask for a Python article. Articles covering every/many aspects of Python tend to be long, and rather drawn out.
If you want more… digestive reading, try supplying us with more information about the topics you'd like to learn about.
I have been reading these to recently and they are a great head start. Please take a look.
This is the main one I read:
markuphttp://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Python_Programming
And this one is good too:
markuphttp://web.archive.org/web/20030619190856/http://blacksun.box.sk/tutorials/python.htm
They both have moved me along quite vastly. Just not to fast or else the information will slip right "through" you. Please notice how I said through because you may think you know it, but you'll forget. Keep the knowledge on lock down. If any questions ask here and on google. If you don't google first people yell, and if you do people are very, very helpful. Enjoy!
spyware wrote: [quote]slpctrl wrote: Yeah, I've seen that. It just seems too…long/drawn out and is really cautious about getting anywhere. This may be my only choice, I was just hoping for some good articles/tutorials to cover it a bit quicker.
You did ask for a Python article. Articles covering every/many aspects of Python tend to be long, and rather drawn out.
If you want more… digestive reading, try supplying us with more information about the topics you'd like to learn about.[/quote]
I'd like to start at basic string functions and I/O, variables, then maybe some file I/O and then work my way up from there.
http://www.sthurlow.com/python/
This one right here is decent.
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/Python/Python-Input-and-Variables/
Pretty short article but seems to cover a few things you want to know.
Im currently learning Python as well . Heres a nice link for you .
http://www.edgewall.org/python-sidebar/html/toc-tutorial.html
I hope this help you out . The sidebar is well broken down into easy managable sections . From the tutorial to the modules .
If you need links to any thing related to Python PM me . I have a large quantity of bookmarks on many different topics for python . Many of witch im still trying to come to understandings of . But ill give you what i got so far if you would like . Good luck to yah .
Neqtan
Theres a book I just found. Right now I am too lazy to find it (I found it on a website that has computer books in .pdf files and theres a thread on that). Beginning Python from Wrox I just started reading it and right now I understand everything it is explaining. Its not reading a book really its kind of like someone is talking to you and teaching you. You will understand once you read it.
I hope this helps you out. Also I am not a programmer in any stretch of the imagination if anything I am a newbie:)
crayzzgoalee wrote: Theres a book I just found. Right now I am too lazy to find it (I found it on a website that has computer books in .pdf files and theres a thread on that). Beginning Python from Wrox I just started reading it and right now I understand everything it is explaining. Its not reading a book really its kind of like someone is talking to you and teaching you. You will understand once you read it.
I hope this helps you out. Also I am not a programmer in any stretch of the imagination if anything I am a newbie:)
It can't really help me out at all since I don't know where/what it is :(
slpctrl wrote: the articles here(the python ones weren't that good at all)
Umm… if Richo's Py articles are still here, they are damn good reading; take another look. Other than that, the easiest way to learn how to code… is to code. Pop open your favorite text editor (or Notepad++) and start reading up on code snippets. Imitate them in your editor and, as you modify them to do different things, you'll start to understand how the language works through the packages you are using. For syntactical understanding, just read online resources… it's not that hard.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Beginning-Python.productCd-0764596543.html
This is where you buy it if you don't have guts to steal it.
http://knowfree.net/2008/02/12/beginning-python-wrox-2.kf
is the .pdf I am talking about just get a printer or something thats what I did. One of them like 100 pages a minute.
Your welcome ahead of time :D
crayzzgoalee wrote: http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Beginning-Python.productCd-0764596543.html
This is where you buy it if you don't have guts to steal it.
http://knowfree.net/2008/02/12/beginning-python-wrox-2.kf
is the .pdf I am talking about just get a printer or something thats what I did. One of them like 100 pages a minute.
Your welcome ahead of time :D
Thank you kindly, good sir B).
slpctrl wrote: [quote]crayzzgoalee wrote: http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Beginning-Python.productCd-0764596543.html
This is where you buy it if you don't have guts to steal it.
http://knowfree.net/2008/02/12/beginning-python-wrox-2.kf
is the .pdf I am talking about just get a printer or something thats what I did. One of them like 100 pages a minute.
Your welcome ahead of time :D
Thank you kindly, good sir B).[/quote]
Wow… alright. Whatever works. Good luck learning Python.
Zephyr_Pure wrote: [quote]slpctrl wrote: [quote]crayzzgoalee wrote: http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/Beginning-Python.productCd-0764596543.html
This is where you buy it if you don't have guts to steal it.
http://knowfree.net/2008/02/12/beginning-python-wrox-2.kf
is the .pdf I am talking about just get a printer or something thats what I did. One of them like 100 pages a minute.
Your welcome ahead of time :D
Thank you kindly, good sir B).[/quote]
Wow… alright. Whatever works. Good luck learning Python.[/quote]
Eh, this isn't something I'm gonna rely on completely. I've read the articles here, and everywhere else I could find articles and have just been practicing coding. I'm getting decent I guess, not where I want to be though :D.