Amazon.com Review
The authors of Learning Python show you enough essentials of the Python scripting language to enable you to begin solving problems right away, then reveal more powerful aspects of the language one at a time. This approach is sure to appeal to programmers and system administrators who have urgent problems and a preference for learning by semi-guided experimentation.
First off, Learning Python shows the relationships among Python scripts and their interpreter (in a mostly platform-neutral way). Then, the authors address the mechanics of the language itself, providing illustrations of how Python conceives of numbers, strings, and other objects as well as the operators you use to work with them. Dictionaries, lists, tuples, and other data structures specific to Python receive plenty of attention including complete examples.
Authors Mark Lutz and David Ascher build on that fundamental information in their discussions of functions and modules, which evolve into coverage of namespaces, classes, and the object-oriented aspects of Python programming. There's also information on creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for Python applications with Tkinter.
In addition to its careful expository prose, Learning Python includes exercises that both test your Python skills and help reveal more elusive truths about the language. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Review
As a book for programmers who want to learn Python, it does a very good job. The coverage is informative and well order; making it easy to find what you're looking for. Overall, if you do some work with Python, you will benefit from owning this book. " - Sam Smith, news@UK, March "This book is a good example of Python culture, in the clarity of its text as much as in the quality of its code. Anyhone working their way through it will have a solid foundation upon which to explore Python's potential. Highly recommended." - Ivan Uemilianin, CVu, October 2004 --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
O'Reilly这次同样没有让我们失望,全书从数据类型、基本语法、模块、面向对象程序设计等若干方面,循序渐进对Python语言做了一个相对全面的介绍,内容全面,浅显易懂,如果是有其他语言基础的读者,可以很轻松对Python有一个大致的了解。即使是没有任何变成经验的读者,读起来...
评分一颗星是看在原书的面子上给的,要不真想直接给0分。可以说,这本书是我买书以来,让我最不爽的一本。 今天刚拿到书后翻了一下目录,看到第八部分的时候,赫然看到旁边有一个注解:第八部分请到华章网站下载。紧接着第九部分依旧如是标注。于是我再到华章的网站上下了...
评分一颗星是看在原书的面子上给的,要不真想直接给0分。可以说,这本书是我买书以来,让我最不爽的一本。 今天刚拿到书后翻了一下目录,看到第八部分的时候,赫然看到旁边有一个注解:第八部分请到华章网站下载。紧接着第九部分依旧如是标注。于是我再到华章的网站上下了...
评分书不适合用来入门,但是很适合在入门之后会过来看 看了之后会了解很多细节,比方说真除法什么的。 等到你已经入门了,准备研究一下修饰器之类比较深入的东西,会发现第八部分书里是没有的,要到网上去下载,而且他给的网址根本下载不到,简直是坑
评分我看的是 机工09年第三版的中译本。 内容是很全面(去除全部附录 依然还有656页)。但相对比较基础,讲的全是语言特性的东西,当然,其中多线程等少量高级特性没有讲,底层实现机制没有讲,Network、GUI、Web、DB、Test等实际开发内容更是没有讲了。 作为一本单纯讲语言的书...
对于已经了解 python 语言的人来说,这本书太罗嗦了。它竟然没有专门讲 IO 的章节。可能只适合做入门读物,不能作为工具书或进阶书。但是作为入门读物它实在又太厚了。对于我本人而言,这本书的前 982 页都没有意义。感觉很浪费钱。BTW Python 的哲学就是简单。这本书很糟糕。后续:982 页以后的内容也没啥价值。已经扔到书柜最深处。
评分螺旋式的重复介绍
评分很系统,很透彻,虽然废话多了些
评分很详细的一本书,个人觉得比LPTHW好多了。
评分螺旋式的重复介绍
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