sphyenx

i need a straight forward all txt. python tutorial, cause that menu and click shits to hard to print out. lol. i need oen all txt, straight forward for newbies, if you could help, im in your apriciation

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big_k105

i found the pdf version to be the best. if you on windows download the zip version and on linux i would personally go with the tar.gz but anyway if you download the pdf version you get like 10 files. and i think it is everything you possibly need to know about python. the tut you where reading is there too

edit: http://www.python.org/doc/current/download.html
i forgot to post the url

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Mjordan2nd

Blasphemy!!! Google is god.

I don't know python, but K's link seems to be pretty good.

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I'm working on some Python tutorials to post on the site. I've sort of halted progress on them due to summer projects for school I need to start, but I'll get them up ASAP

Insomniac

I posted awhile ago about the tutorials just not doin it for me.

So, I went out and bought a book. If you can afford it, I find it better because the book is right there next to me and I move along at a great pace. Cost me 30 bucks for about 700 pages of Python.

3 days of tutorials and I was lost. 1 Chapter of the book and some help from these forums, Ive the got basics of the basics down in less than a day.

This worked for me, can't say the same for everyone of course.

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Insomniac, what's the ISBN / TItle of your python book?

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'Practical Python' by Magnus Hetland


Can't say for sure if it's a good book or not because Im only on chapter 2

But it was much clearer for me after chapter 1 and halfway into chapter 2 than any tutorial.


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Pizentios

i agree having a book beside you is far better than stairing into a screen intill all hours of the night.

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thechristelegacy

I agree also. Books tend to be more thurow also.

bl00dninja

helps if you work somewhere with a fast laser printer that nobody's watching. i've probably printed over 3,000 pages of crap at work. i have half a bookshelf full of binders with different programming tutorials/subjects/etc.

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