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Title: excellent for the beginner
Review: No, really, people mean it with this one, and so do I. After trying several books promising to be good for "beginning programmers" wishing to pick up Python, I've finally managed to find one that met my needs in this one. Zelle manages to go over basic concepts of how one should view work in a well-structured, high-level language. I'm not 100% new to programming, but then I haven't really done much since banging out some things in assorted BASICs between 1988 and 1991, either. Zelle offers up just enough Python-specific information to get you moving and then uses many examples of both meta-language programs and Python code to illustrate key concepts in problem solving and basic program design. Surely this is scratching the surface for some, but it seems as though it's a useful resource for noobs such as myself.
