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Title: Messy squared = BPITB
Review: Brilliant author, interesting structure of the book with some small projects in the end to get you started beyond the grammar of the language to its application for solving real life problems... so did I like this book? No! Unfortunately this book won't make you like Python, and this is why: let's face it, Python, with all its good sides, it's a messy scripting language, and unfortunately messy programmers and authors tend to to be attracted to messy tools. With "messy" I don't intend something strictly negative, but something that , beyond confusion,disorganization and lack of a clear plan and structure also shows originality, agility and some quirkiness. Now, while a "messy" author describing a "serious" language, or a "serious" author explaining a "messy" language are both interesting combinations, a "messy" author trying to introduce you to a "messy" language" results only in a big pain in the butt. And that is what this book amounts to.
