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The latest book to be published in the "For Dummies" series covers Python. I'm proud to have played a small part in its production.
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On Monday I received my copy of Python For Dummies by Stef & Aahz Maruch. Aahz had asked me to be the technical editor for the book and I was happy to do it, and the book being written so well it was truly a pleasure. As with other books in the "For Dummies" series, this book doesn't treat its readers like dummies but covers the material in an accessible and light-hearted way, geared toward the beginner.
I hope this book exposes many new programmers to the delights of Python, a programming language that's fun to use.
Python For Dummies is available from your local bookseller or online in Canada, in the US, and elsewhere I'm sure.
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| David Goodger has been using Python since 1998, and began working on reStructuredText and Docutils in 2000. A proud Canadian, he lived in Japan for 7 years, where a stint at a document processing company in Tokyo began his love/hate relationship with structured markup. David is a Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP) Editor and a member of the Python Software Foundation. He currently lives outside of Montreal, Quebec, with his Japanese wife and their two children. |
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