From: pvorishatesspam at earthlink.net (Phil Voris)
Date: Sun, 02 May 1999 10:08:16 -0700
Subject: Books on Python (for OO merit)
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This is exactly the sort of advice I'm looking for!  Thank you.

See, as I stated before, I've been trying (struggling?) to learn OOP. 
I've messed with Java, and more recently with OO Perl.  Without a
fundamental understanding of these issues, even simple issues like GUI /
implimentation separation are a struggle.  

That aside, I've read strong positive reviews of both the learning and
programming Python books.  Which one gives a better OO perspective?





