I am writing yet another absolute beginners tutorial
for Python. (Actually its supposed to be language
independant and does use BASIC and Tcl too but it
majors on Python!)
I would appreciate any feedback from real newbies to
programming - the aim is to get you up to speed so
you can use the 'official tutorial' that comes with
the Python download (or indeed the Java. Tcl Perl etc
tutors too).
What distinguishes it from the other existing intros
is that it tries to go into more detail on the concepts
and only teach generic methods(for list access/searching etc)
rather than Python best practice(slicing etc).
Its about 40-50% there, the url is:
http://members.xoom.com/alan_gauld/tutor/tutindex.htm
Please send feedback to me by mail at:
mailto:alan.gauld@btinternet.com
TIA,
Alan G.
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for Python. (Actually its supposed to be language
independant and does use BASIC and Tcl too but it
majors on Python!)
I would appreciate any feedback from real newbies to
programming - the aim is to get you up to speed so
you can use the 'official tutorial' that comes with
the Python download (or indeed the Java. Tcl Perl etc
tutors too).
What distinguishes it from the other existing intros
is that it tries to go into more detail on the concepts
and only teach generic methods(for list access/searching etc)
rather than Python best practice(slicing etc).
Its about 40-50% there, the url is:
http://members.xoom.com/alan_gauld/tutor/tutindex.htm
Please send feedback to me by mail at:
mailto:alan.gauld@btinternet.com
TIA,
Alan G.
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This post represents the views of the author
and does not necessarily accurately represent
the views of BT.