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A series of articles on intuit helped me a lot
www.intuit.ru/department/pl/python/
Obviously with Monty Python!
During breaks, you can memorize the mentioned Lutz, but first you need to at least watch all the full-length films, otherwise you risk not understanding half of the variables in the examples and not answering a good number of questions at the end of the chapters.
I myself started learning Python by writing scripts on it. Actually, the documentation on the main site - and immediately forward, by analogy.
IMHO, first you need to read Dive into Python (you can do it without deep understanding of the text and / or running examples - just have an idea about the capabilities of the language), and then writing a more or less real application in the selected area of real tasks (web programming from, for example, programming stand-elon applications is very different). Examples in books/websites are often out of touch and don't imply any UI other than console/data files. It is also useful to look at the code of real applications, the same django.
Of course, this applies to the situation when Python is “another mast-have language” and you don’t need to understand what a branch, loop or hashed collection (aka dictionary) is.
If you already have experience in programming, then the fastest start is dive into python by Mark Pilgrim, otherwise Mark Lutch and his latest publication "Learning Python"
I once started with Rossum's book, you can easily find it on the Internet in Russian.
Here , in my opinion, is a good selection of examples of how to (and sometimes how not to!) write in Python. After the most basic things are mastered - I recommend!
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