Python’s e-books
前天blog了一则关于我学python programming language的事。刚才在mypapit gnu/linux blog看到有免费的e-books下载。
按这里看e-books列表
在图书馆看过几页Michael Dawson的Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner，觉得不错。给beginner真的比较容易懂。不像有些书说是给beginner看的，不过头头几页都看不懂了，怎么继续。Michael的书不但生动有趣，而且每一个指令都讲解得很清楚。不过过几天就要回去家乡了，所以不能借！
有个问题想问各位raw_input和print有什么不同？
Link:
mypapit gnu/linux blog: Python programming e-books
List of python e-books
6 则回应 to “Python’s e-books”
By Jacky on Nov 13, 2005 | Reply
Why learn Python? How is it better than PHP, ASP or Java?
By Jacky on Nov 13, 2005 | Reply
I may be wrong, but I thought Python is somewhat older than the others?
By 黄德峻 on Nov 13, 2005 | Reply
php and asp i thought is web programming?
Java and C++ in somehow better than python, but the good of python is easier to learn, and the coding is much more shorter.
Comparing to Perl, python is not so messy.
And comparing to VB which is more or less easy to learn, python is more flexible
By 黄德峻 on Nov 13, 2005 | Reply
if i’m not wrong, the 1st version of python is created in 1991.
Every version, there’s some dramastic change.
perhaps this can help you http://www.python.org
By andycjw on Nov 13, 2005 | Reply
python is object oriented high level, interpreted language
and because of so, it’s sort of like a scripting language, which is easy to learn (only high level concept needed, no need to mess with low level stuff), but yet is more powerful than just plain scripting lanuage, since it’s a real full programming language. A good language to learn for beginner or hobbyist. saying it’s for beginner or hobbyist doesn’t mean it’s not good enough, it’s just that it’s more practical to use language like C or maybe java when doing low level programming, which is still majority of professional programming need these days(remember python is high level language?)
By 我的天空 on Oct 7, 2008 | Reply
找个python中文手册慢慢学习就行了