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kovyrlo2010-09-03 17:35:58
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kovyrlo, 2010-09-03 17:35:58

Where to start learning python?

Maybe I didn’t search well, but I didn’t come across adequate books or sites (preferably Russian-language) on the topic of learning this language from scratch. I will be glad to links or names.

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mastd, 2010-09-03
@mastd

docs.python.org/tutorial/

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MihailOlenin, 2010-09-03
@MihailOlenin

A series of articles on intuit helped me a lot
www.intuit.ru/department/pl/python/

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MagaSoft, 2010-09-03
@MagaSoft

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.

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YarikRock, 2010-09-03
@YarikRock

en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Tutorial_Python_3.1
tutorial in Russian.

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charon, 2011-10-11
@charon

I myself started learning Python by writing scripts on it. Actually, the documentation on the main site - and immediately forward, by analogy.

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Vladimir Chernyshev, 2010-09-03
@VolCh

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.

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prefer, 2010-09-03
@prefer

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"

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un1t, 2010-09-03
@un1t

I once started with Rossum's book, you can easily find it on the Internet in Russian.

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olekl, 2011-10-11
@olekl

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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hottabov, 2016-04-06
@hottabov

Personally, I started with courses. I used to neglect various online courses, but now I realized that I wasted a lot of time in vain. https://stepic.org/ is full of python courses . I took a course taught by Pavel Fedotov. course without water.

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