Alan, it is great that you are taking such an active interest in computers.
As far as continuing your education in the field and Python I would suggest
reading "Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science" and "Gray
Hat Python: Python Programming for Hackers and Reverse Engineers".
M
Srry sorry! Phone left on in pocket!!
On 12/30/09, Luke Paireepinart wrote:
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> On 12/28/09, Richard Hultgren wrote:
>> I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all about
>> how
>> computers work from the bottom up. I have
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On 12/28/09, Richard Hultgren wrote:
> I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all about how
> computers work from the bottom up. I have an understanding of binary code.
> Where should I go from here; can you suggest continued
> I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all
> about how computers work from the bottom up. I have an
> understanding of binary code. Where should I go from here; can you
> suggest continued reading, on line or off to continue my education?
This might be worth a look:
Digi-
Richard Hultgren yahoo.com> writes:
> I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all about how
> computers work from the bottom up. I have an understanding of binary code.
> Where should I go from here; can you suggest continued reading, on line or
> off to continue my educatio
"Richard Hultgren" wrote
I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all about
how computers work from the bottom up. I have an understanding
of binary code. Where should I go from here;
Wikipedia is your friend most of the time.
The next stage is probably to look at logi
I am learning Python slowly. I would like to begin learning all about how
computers work from the bottom up. I have an understanding of binary code.
Where should I go from here; can you suggest continued reading, on line or off
to continue my education?