[clue] command line programming

[Mike Bean]

I've been kinda doing the wanna-be code monkey thing for a while, my
co-workers recommended

http://learnpythonthehardway.org/index

So far, I'm a little bit partial to the Oreilly Head-first series.   They
seem silly, but they approach in a systematic way,  at least for me, the
biggest problem is to I'm too good for idiot's books, and too bad for
professional stuff.  I'm at that lovely awkward stage where I need to stop
reading so much and start writing more; but practical exercises are pretty
hard to find.  That's why I found out about "learn python the hard way".
It's organized per chapter and it's almost more of a workbook then a book
book.

On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Louis Miller <veganguy at canadaseek.com>wrote:

> Could someone recommend a book or website on programming in Python from the
> Command Line? Maybe, I should also specify a caveat. That would be a website
> or book that doesn't assume prior knowledge.
>
> I started using computers about 4 years ago, beyond just e-mail and
> websites at the library, so I'm from a different era than most of you. Many
> of you probably used the command line with DOS, before you ever got into
> UNIX. I have mostly used the GUI.
>
> Louis
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