galaxywatc...@gmail.com dixit:
> I often
> wish that I had a private tutor or a Python guru that I could just ask
> how to get past a certain wall. Perhaps this list has that person or
> people on it.
The list as a whole certainly _can_ be this, & more ;-)
(depends on how _you_ deal with i
On 1/8/2010 12:15 AM, galaxywatc...@gmail.com wrote:
This is my first post to the Python tutor list and I just wanted to
introduce myself and give a little background on my skill level prior to
asking for Python advice and programming tips. I am relatively new to
Python, but I have been dabbling
Welcome! You've come to the right place.
> books at the moment and working through the exercises: Dive into Python by
> Mark Pilgrim, and Python Programming - An Introduction to Computer Science
> by Zelle.
Those are both great books to start with, IMHO. You might want to also
check out Beginning
This is my first post to the Python tutor list and I just wanted to
introduce myself and give a little background on my skill level prior
to asking for Python advice and programming tips. I am relatively new
to Python, but I have been dabbling with unix shell scripting for at
least 10 years
