Getting started

[MarkoKlacar]

Hi,

Anoyone know a good tutorial (video?) that can get my started with Python??

Cheers

[jlm699]

Hi,

Anoyone know a good tutorial (video?) that can get my started with Python??

Cheers

Video? I can't imagine a video tutorial of a programming language being very useful... however when I learned python I used 'Dive into Python'. I suggest downloading it and working through the exercises that it gives you.
Python is very heavily documented and a quick google search prepended with python will almost always turn up something useful for you: (ie, a search on "python video tutorial" came up with this).
Also you can look to the py docs for a straight-forward explanation of the language and a psuedo-tutorial here.

[raubana]

Videos? ...hmmm. No, I don't think there are any. If there were, they'd probably be on youtube.com, but I'm not sure. My source for starting python was a html book I downloaded. Here's a link to a bunch of 'em:

http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/pythonbook.html

I hope you find what your looking for!

[Laharl]

+1 for Dive into Python, though it does assume you already know some programming from another language.

[MarkoKlacar]

Hey guys,

Thanks for your responses! I'll dive into it as soon as possible.

/M

[Moezzie]

http://docs.python.org/ contains pretty much everything you will need to get started.

[woooee]

I don't think that watching a video of someone else writing programs will help much. Other guides are here http://www.python-eggs.org and http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread20774.html