Posted 2004-05-30T23:07:00+01:00 in bookreview
Aaron Watters, Guido van Rossum, James C. Ahlstrom, M&T Books, 1558514848
There is something about this book that made me finally get programming. Before reading this book I abhored the fuss-iness of programming. This book, and Python, made it possible for me to create pretty advanced (object-oriented) programs in very little time.
It introduces all programming constructs and basic datatypes like the tuple, dictionary and classes.
One of the best books about programming I know.
I am not sure what the “Internet” aspect in the title of this book is hinting at; The obvious HTML Generation chapter is boring, as with any book. The NSAPI extension chapter is about extending a C application with a Python interface and not about webserving.