I see a lot of good websites and tutorials here. Good job everyone!!
But, can someone suggest any books for python? What about form beginners to advanced? Thanks!!!
P.S If there is a post about python books, please direct me to that post, Thank!!!
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20 Replies - 13296 Views - Last Post: 26 March 2013 - 07:25 PM
#17
Re: Python Helpful Resources
Posted 02 August 2012 - 06:02 PM
I recommend Core Python by Wesley Chun. It's very deep and comprehensive and has a large subject range.
#18
Re: Python Helpful Resources
Posted 08 August 2012 - 02:41 PM
#19
Re: Python Helpful Resources
Posted 10 August 2012 - 11:11 AM
The Best Way to Learn Python
A great collection of resources.. some odd ones that stand out "Build a Python Bot That Can Play Web Games", and a good "Build a Game" area.
A great collection of resources.. some odd ones that stand out "Build a Python Bot That Can Play Web Games", and a good "Build a Game" area.
#20
Re: Python Helpful Resources
Posted 11 January 2013 - 08:39 PM
There are some great resources here, awesome!
Just wanted to point out the "Python Ebooks" link in the initial post is dead.
I found an alternative list which listed "Dive Into Python" as the first choice:
Python Ebooks
Just wanted to point out the "Python Ebooks" link in the initial post is dead.
I found an alternative list which listed "Dive Into Python" as the first choice:
Python Ebooks
#21
Re: Python Helpful Resources
Posted 26 March 2013 - 07:25 PM
I know I'm new, but I thought I'd suggest:
http://www.checkio.org/
Its kind of a game, but really its just a bunch of tasks or problems you have to solve in python (you can pick 2.7 or 3). They have an editor and interpreter that runs in your browser.
Also, if you want to code in python on your Android device, check out:
Py4A
Its used with SL4A and the default is Python 2.7, for which there are alot of examples and resources online. Alternately, you can download a Python3.3 version here which supports pip and distribute to install modules.
Hope that helps.
http://www.checkio.org/
Its kind of a game, but really its just a bunch of tasks or problems you have to solve in python (you can pick 2.7 or 3). They have an editor and interpreter that runs in your browser.
Also, if you want to code in python on your Android device, check out:
Py4A
Its used with SL4A and the default is Python 2.7, for which there are alot of examples and resources online. Alternately, you can download a Python3.3 version here which supports pip and distribute to install modules.
Hope that helps.
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