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Just as the thread title ask. I already know C++ failry well, but I need to learn Python for the current engine I'm using as it has some Python and C++. I've seen a few online tutorials and gone through those, but I usually learn best by doing by example. So if anyone can recommend some online tutorials or a book, please post it here.
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2/09/08 5:28:46 AM#2
"Python Cookbook" is still the compendium. loads of recipes for everyday problems and shows good code. download the python docs for the library references and language references. From there on its reading code and reading code ... not different from any other language |
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2/23/08 7:21:30 PM#3
(Edited after realizing I didn't say anything useful)
I recommend the official documentation stuff: The library reference: http://docs.python.org/lib/lib.html The official tutorial: http://docs.python.org/tut/tut.html
I also recommend this thing I stumbled upon the other day. It gives a quick introduction to python, and then an overview of some of the cool things you can do: http://www.xminc.com/mt/archives/pythontut2.html
Good luck and have fun! |
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Thanks for the recommendations. I did find a pretty good one, which teaches Python from a gaming perspective, which is what I wanted it for anyway. It's called: Python programming for the absolute beginner. I'm a little more than a beginner, but I'm enjoying the book alot. I will also check out the suggestions offered and thanks again |
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