Chuck,
I looked a bit at "learn python the hard way"
and it seems a bit harsh for my tastes.
My wife uses the below tutorial, and giving it a look it seems accesssible
with reasonable explanations. It does get pretty advanced pretty quickly,
but nobody's looking, you only need to read what you want.
http://www.python-course.eu/index.php
BTW, the actual python documentation is written in what I call "nerdian",
I suppose they try to cover all possible ramifications of everything, but I
find it to be the last resort when desperate.
It's another of the curses of linux, the best thing about linux is that it's
fully documented;
and
the worst thing about linux is that it's fully documented! <GRIN>.
All the above are statements of a relative python newby and no claims of
accuracy or utility are made.
Tom Fowle
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