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Non-Programmer's Tutorial for Python 2.6/The End
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For the moment I recommend looking at The Python 2 Tutorial by Guido van Rossum for more topics. If you have been following this tutorial, you should be able to understand a fair amount of it. If you want to get deeper into Python, Learn Python the Hard Way is a nice on-line textbook, although targeted at people with a more solid programming background. The Python Programming wikibook can be worth looking at, too.
This tutorial is very much a work in progress. Thanks to everyone who has sent me emails about it. I enjoyed reading them, even when I have not always been the best replier.
Happy programming, may it change your life and the world.
TODO = ['errors',
'how to make modules',
'more on loops',
'more on strings',
'more on dictionaries',
'file io',
'how to use online help',
'try',
'pickle',
'break and continue']
Dealing with the imperfect FAQ