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Python Books for 2002
Carlos Alberto Reis Ribeirocribeiro at mail.inet.com.br
Tue Apr 10 09:29:06 EDT 2001
At 14:17 10/04/01 +0200, Konrad Hinsen wrote:>Douglas Alan <nessus at mit.edu> writes:>> > > It's concise. It doesn't suppose readers are stupid, and therefore> > > doesn't explain on ten pages what a variable is. I wish there were> > > something similar for Python.> >> > What's wrong with the Python Tutorial? It did the job for me.>>For me as well, but it is written for people with a solid programming>background. Many people get stuck as early as section 2.1, where they>are expected to know what "EOF" stands for and which "file or device>is connected to standard input".So, what is needed is:- a book that doest not suppose that readers are stupid, BUT- does not go so far as assuming that they already know everything.This is a very hard balance to achieve... No surprise that few books ever achieve it.Carlos Ribeiro
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