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Re: [pygame] good python book?

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From: Jasper Phillips <jasper@peak.org>
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003 11:40:32 -0800 (PST)
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2003, campbell barton wrote:

> Hi all, I am looking for a good python book, I have been using the python net docs and dive into python, they are great for getting started however I would like a book that explains some of the more complex parts of python - OO, classes, writing simple modules etc (complex for me)
> 
> Has anyone been using a book they would recommend?

"Python, Essential Reference (2nd edition)" is what I'd recommend the most.
"Python Cookbook" is pretty good too.  Stay away from the big O'Reilly book
with the python on the front ("Programming Python"? I forget) unless you
have no experience programming.

-Jasper

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