Personally, I would read the reference manual, the library manual (a MUST), write some programs, and read some other people's programs. Python is a simple language.
Reading other people's programs is a good way to apprentice when learning a new language. The Python Cookbook(s) and the 3rd edition of Python in a Nutshell make good reading.
Python comes in two variations these days: Python2 and Python3. Python3 would be the best choice for a new learner.
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Personally, I would read the reference manual, the library manual (a MUST), write some programs, and read some other people's programs. Python is a simple language.
Reading other people's programs is a good way to apprentice when learning a new language. The Python Cookbook(s) and the 3rd edition of Python in a Nutshell make good reading.
Python comes in two variations these days: Python2 and Python3. Python3 would be the best choice for a new learner.