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Ishwor Gurung
Hello all,
I am just starting out on learning Python and joined this list. I
have grabbed the Learning Perl book by Mark & David. This book really
seems good so far.. the concepts are explained pretty nicely.
I
have a background a bit in Java but Python seems so cooler. The
concept of Dynamically assigning values n the objects springing into
existence is really nice to see especially you don't have to declare
variable everytime its used. In this book though it says Python 3.0 as
upcoming python version but all i see so far is Python 2.4 ?? Any
hints anyone has? So contrasting with Java which is a bit like C++
where values and object has to be "created" before assigning, Python
seems very typical of "on the edge" language, "ready to go" language
cheers,
Ishwor
I am just starting out on learning Python and joined this list. I
have grabbed the Learning Perl book by Mark & David. This book really
seems good so far.. the concepts are explained pretty nicely.
Ihave a background a bit in Java but Python seems so cooler. The
concept of Dynamically assigning values n the objects springing into
existence is really nice to see especially you don't have to declare
variable everytime its used. In this book though it says Python 3.0 as
upcoming python version but all i see so far is Python 2.4 ?? Any
hints anyone has? So contrasting with Java which is a bit like C++
where values and object has to be "created" before assigning, Python
seems very typical of "on the edge" language, "ready to go" language
cheers,
Ishwor