Python is easy peasy to learn,if you know how to code in any other programming language then it is going to be a cakewalk for you to learn Python.
And ones again I am not going to teach you how to code in python from the scratch.There is probably a million other websites to do that for you(or me),instead I am going to provide you some quick links from which you can be a pro in python in no time.
Learn online :
www.codecademy.com teaches you python from the scratch,don't worry if you haven't installed the python interpreter on your computer.The website has a built-in interface to teach you python.You can work out your code on the Codecademy Labs anywhere in the world on computer with internet.Actually codecademy have tutorials in other languages too.forgot to mention it is FREE
Books on Python:
O'Reilly (http://oreilly.com/python/)have some of their excellent books on python for range of users who use python for fun as well as experts
For beginners I suggest
Non-free:
From the headfirst series : Head First Python by Paul Barry (http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920003434.do) and Programming Python by Mark Lutz(http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596158118.do)
Free books:
Check out http://inventwithpython.com/IYOCGwP_book1.pdf which teaches you how to make your own games with python
So all set(after you know hoe to code in python),Let's dive into my experiments.
And ones again I am not going to teach you how to code in python from the scratch.There is probably a million other websites to do that for you(or me),instead I am going to provide you some quick links from which you can be a pro in python in no time.
Learn online :
www.codecademy.com teaches you python from the scratch,don't worry if you haven't installed the python interpreter on your computer.The website has a built-in interface to teach you python.You can work out your code on the Codecademy Labs anywhere in the world on computer with internet.Actually codecademy have tutorials in other languages too.forgot to mention it is FREE
Books on Python:
O'Reilly (http://oreilly.com/python/)have some of their excellent books on python for range of users who use python for fun as well as experts
For beginners I suggest
Non-free:
From the headfirst series : Head First Python by Paul Barry (http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920003434.do) and Programming Python by Mark Lutz(http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596158118.do)
Free books:
Check out http://inventwithpython.com/IYOCGwP_book1.pdf which teaches you how to make your own games with python
So all set(after you know hoe to code in python),Let's dive into my experiments.
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