I have got Learning Python by O'raily but I have heard there
are other good books.  I would look on the amazon.
Also look at the python.org website for tutorials.

The Wolf

-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: KeithSmith [mailto:compunerd@gci-net.com]
-> Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 12:48 PM
-> To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
-> Subject: Re: Linux Programmer
-> 
-> 
-> Hi,
-> 
-> Could you recommend any generic / entry level
-> Python tutorials?
-> 
-> Thanks,
-> Keith
-> 
-> 
-> The Wolf wrote:
-> > 
-> > I think you have not looked at python recently.
-> > I have seen a sample program which created
-> > window framework with standard menus and buttons
-> > in 112 lines of code
-> > 
-> > Here is the article:
-> > 
-> > http://www.linuxdev.net/features/articles/05.24.2000/index.shtml
-> > 
-> > Trent Shipley wrote:
-> > > GNU-Linux-BSD <liberty ware product> all lack the high 
-> (COBOL) and low
-> > > (VB-esque) development environments suitable for cost-conscious
-> > > business-oriented development projects.
-> > >
-> > 
-> > --
-> > "The questions is not if we are paranoid,
-> > the question is if we are paranoid enough."
-> > 
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