Were to start?

[Spectrum]

So were exactly should I start with Python.
I'd prefer a good read, as I enjoy reading.

[Dubstep]

I personally started with this Ebook:
http://www.ibiblio.org/g2swap/byteofpyth...on_120.pdf

I found this very useful. Also a hint to make sure you learned everything, after you have learnt something new, think of a new program you can create and try creating it. That will ensure you know what you just learned.

[harris21]

Byte of python is a great e-book. I also like this one : http://www.free-itebooks.com/free-ebooks...on-pdf.php

[BlackOperations]

Or if your lazy like me go to youtube.com/user/thenewboston he has good python tutorials they helped me alot

[rootkit]

Or if your lazy like me go to youtube.com/user/thenewboston he has good python tutorials they helped me alot

I'd rather not learn any programming language from Youtube.
Text tutorials are better.

Here's a python tutorial that I found with a quick google search: http://docs.python.org/tutorial/

[Jacob]

Or if your lazy like me go to youtube.com/user/thenewboston he has good python tutorials they helped me alot

Vouch for thenewboston hes easy to follow and understand in his videos.

[harris21]

Newboston is really good. I've watched some of his video and i can say it was easy to follow.

[USN]

I have not learned Python myself. But I have friends who say its a great language to start with. I learned C++ first. Then PHP. Then VB. Now I'm learning good old Ruby

[Mr. House]

Make sure you download an IDE first.

I reccomend Eclipse with the Python plugin, so you can do Java and Python.

[LiamLC]

Best python book for beginners right here:
http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Python

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