I have been using Python for many years, mainly associated with WLST.
As most WLST programmers, I know only the BASIC of the language.... I don't go beyond some essential OO use (yes, I like OO and I hate unstructured procedural programming).
So now I have decided to go through some training and serious (hahaha) study.
This Learn Python interactive tutorial site is just great to get started.
You can read the 4th edition of the great (>1000 pages) Mark Lutz "Learning Python" book for free here - it's definitely very authoritative, and covers both Python 2 and 3.
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Oh jah cool, "import this" works also in WLST.... nice...
As most WLST programmers, I know only the BASIC of the language.... I don't go beyond some essential OO use (yes, I like OO and I hate unstructured procedural programming).
So now I have decided to go through some training and serious (hahaha) study.
This Learn Python interactive tutorial site is just great to get started.
You can read the 4th edition of the great (>1000 pages) Mark Lutz "Learning Python" book for free here - it's definitely very authoritative, and covers both Python 2 and 3.
Oh jah cool, "import this" works also in WLST.... nice...