[NFBCS] Seeking mentor

[Doug Lee]

The book I always used to hear praised for Python instruction, and one I went partway through myself, was perhaps misleadingly named "Learn Python the Hard Way." In the book's terms, "the hard way" meant through practice and
experimentation rather than just by being told what to do and expect. I don't know if that book was updated for Python 3, but I heartily recommend concentrating on Python 3 rather than 2 and on getting a text that covers that
adequately rather than something too old to start there.

On Sat, Jan 02, 2021 at 10:51:58AM -0700, NFBCS mailing list wrote:
Hello:

     For learning Python, I suggest the following:

mailing list dedicated to blind people learning python:
https://www.freelists.org/list/pythonvis

W3schools has a number of free tutorials. Their site isn't perfectly
accessible, but most links are labeled. There are a number of tutorials
ranging from C, c++ C#, Python, html, css, javascript etc.

Bookshare has a number of books on Python and other languages. The reader
should take care to get recent books. The syntax for Python 2 is different
from Python 3.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Robert



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