On 2/22/2011 7:54 PM, David Keeler wrote:
I am relatively new to python. I've been reading online docs and tutorials for 4-5 weeks now, but I like actual books. I am not new to programming and I have worked with quite a few languages. I'd like a good reference with basic stuff including classes and maybe some web programming, sockets, tkinter, good explanation of classes and all that OO stuff. I want to work with version 3 since 3.2 was just released. Can anyone suggest a recent book that might fit the bill? I know what's available, at least on Amazon but am a little perplexed by the choices and reviews I've seen. I would greatly appreciate some help.
Since Amazon has all or most of the books we might suggest, perhap you could describe your perplexities. In particular, what about Mark Summerfield's book?
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