Charles, I think that you would benefit from buying and reading _Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner_ by Dawson. That book helped me to learn Python more than any other resource. After I worked my way through it, the other Python tutorials and documentation became understandable to me too. My only criticism of the book is that its later examples use pygame, but wrap pygame inside of an obscure simplified library called livewires; I would have preferred straight pygame code.
(Before getting _Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner_, I had tried _Learning Python_ by Lutz and Ascher, but it was not what I needed. It doesn't describe addition and subtraction until chapter 4!) Jason M. --- Charles Christie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I understood the python parts (except for class and > def stuff, but I > never understood that in any programming language), > but it was > isolating the part of the code that I wanted that > confused me. I > thought I had it (and I was right) but I > second-guessed and looked > around the rest of the code to find the typing part. > The funny thing > was that I kept ending up in the same part of code > and denying that it > was the right part, and then someone tells me its > the right portion > after all, which made me feel kinda... well... slow. > >.< But I got it > anyway... thanks for all your help! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
