Python最佳初学者指南？ [英] Best Beginner's Guide To Python?
问题描述
我最近刚开始编程。我想知道首先要学习什么语言，然后在询问周围后我决定使用Python。
我大约一半时间非程序员教程Python通过
Josh Cogliati（ http： //www.honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/ ）
我想知道在这之后应该去哪里。任何帮助都是
赞赏，谢谢。
I''ve recentlty been getting into programming. I was wondering what
language to learn first and after asking around I decided on Python.
I''m about half way through "Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python" By
Josh Cogliati (http://www.honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/)
and I''m wondering where I should go after this. Any help is
appreciated, thanks.
推荐答案
2004年2月5日21:48:20 -0800，道Spike写道：
On 5 Feb 2004 21:48:20 -0800, The Tao of Spike wrote:
我最近刚开始编程。我想知道首先要学习什么语言，在询问后我决定使用Python。
欢迎。这听起来好像是你的建议。
我正在谈论非程序员Python教程的一半。作者：Josh Cogliati（ http：// www。 honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/ ）
我想知道在这之后应该去哪里。任何帮助都表示赞赏，谢谢。
I''ve recentlty been getting into programming. I was wondering what
language to learn first and after asking around I decided on Python.
Welcome. It sounds like you were well advised.
I''m about half way through "Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python" By
Josh Cogliati (http://www.honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/)
and I''m wondering where I should go after this. Any help is
appreciated, thanks.
< http://www.python.org/topics/learn/>
最特别的是，Python自己的教程：
< http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/>
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Ben Finney< http://bignose.squidly.org/>
<http://www.python.org/topics/learn/>
Most especially, Python''s own tutorial:
<http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/>
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Ben Finney <http://bignose.squidly.org/>
不完全确定你在那之后的意思是什么。
你的意思是接下来应该采用什么语言？或者接下来要阅读哪本书？
如果你正在寻找一本好书...那就是关于Python的Oreilly
系列丛书。另外，我发现deitel的python书是一个非常好的开头读物。如前所述...... python.org上的python教程
也是一个很棒的东西。
Python是一种很棒的语言，我已经很快起床并且已经成长了
来爱它。然而它不像我在
中看到的任何其他语言两种主要方式。
1）它们在行尾不是分号---很好，如果你没有完成任何编程，但是当你在编写代码时自动输入一个几乎
时会有点沮丧。
2）不使用花括号{}来分组代码。到目前为止这是我对python的最大问题。我不止一次需要在循环中放入一些
代码用于测试目的。在java，c，perl等中......你写了你的循环语句
并在你想要的代码周围抛出一些括号
它可以使用它。在python中，你编写循环语句......但是然后必须
缩进将循环的每一行。经过测试，所有缩进都必须被删除。
我可以在没有分号的情况下进行交易，但是很想看到实施
用于代码分组的
花括号。
尖刺之道 <杜********* @ aol.com>在消息中写道
news：3b ************************** @ posting.google.c om ...
Not exactly sure what you mean by where to go after that.
Do you mean what language to tackle next? Or what book to read next?
If you are looking for a good book... look no further than the Oreilly
series of books on Python. Also, I found the python book by deitel to be a
pretty good beginning read. As previously mentioned... the python tutorial
on python.org is a great thing to check out as well.
Python is a great language that I have picked up very quickly and have grown
to love it. However it is not like any other language that I have seen in
two major ways.
1) Their are no semi-colons at the end of lines --- nice if you haven''t
done any programming, but a little frustrating when you put one on almost
automatically when writing code.
2) No use of curly braces {} to group code. This is by far my biggest
problem with python. I have, on more than one occasion, needed to put some
code in a loop for testing purposes. In java, c, perl, etc... you write
your looping statement and throw a couple of braces around the code you want
it to use. In python, you write your looping statement... but then have to
indent each line that will be looping. After testing, all indents must then
be deleted.
I can deal without the semi-colons, but would love to see implementation of
curly braces for code grouping.
"The Tao of Spike" <du*********@aol.com> wrote in message
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我最近刚开始编程。我想知道首先要学习什么语言，在询问之后我决定使用Python。
我大概已经完成了非程序员Python教程的一半。作者：Josh Cogliati（ http：// www。 honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/ ）
我想知道在这之后应该去哪里。任何帮助都表示赞赏，谢谢。
I''ve recentlty been getting into programming. I was wondering what
language to learn first and after asking around I decided on Python.
I''m about half way through "Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python" By
Josh Cogliati (http://www.honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/)
and I''m wondering where I should go after this. Any help is
appreciated, thanks.
The of Spike写道：
The Tao of Spike wrote:
我'最近有人开始编程。我想知道首先要学习什么语言，在询问之后我决定使用Python。
我大概已经完成了非程序员Python教程的一半。作者：Josh Cogliati（ http：// www。 honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/ ）
我想知道在这之后应该去哪里。任何帮助都表示赞赏，谢谢。
I''ve recentlty been getting into programming. I was wondering what
language to learn first and after asking around I decided on Python.
I''m about half way through "Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python" By
Josh Cogliati (http://www.honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/)
and I''m wondering where I should go after this. Any help is
appreciated, thanks.
Oreilly的最新（第2版）学习Python，
ISBN 0596002815，作者：Mark Lutz和David Ascher绝对是优秀的，并且比第一版有了很大改进，这也是好的。我拥有第一版，目前已经从我当地的图书馆检查了第二版
。后者非常好，我打算尽快购买它。
问候
The latest (2nd) edition of Oreilly''s "Learning Python",
ISBN 0596002815, by Mark Lutz and David Ascher is absolutely
outstanding and much improved over the 1st edition which was also
good. I own the 1st edition and currently have the 2nd edition
checked out from my local library. The latter is so good that I
intend to buy it ASAP.
Regards
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