[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aahz) writes: [...] > Note very very carefully that Python does not require an OOP style of > programming,
agree > but it will almost certainly be the case that you just > naturally start using OOP techniques as you learn Python. There's some truth to this. But stagnation is also very easy to achieve, without conscious effort to improve. Also, reading OOP books (and this list) is still beneficial, both before and after you've understood each concept: before because it helps to learn new concepts at a faster rate, and to learn concepts you'd otherwise miss; after because it helps "clean up" and extend your understanding and because it teaches you standard names for things, helping communication. John -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
