Re: [Jython-users] Where is Good guide to Jython??

[Ronald_Male@NexPress.com]

There is a new book out, "Jython for Java Programmers," by Robert
    Bill, published by New Riders.









dman <ds...@ri...>@lists.sourceforge.net on 01/26/2002 10:51:33 AM

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On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 05:10:00PM +0530, Jiger Patel wrote:
| Hi all,
|        I am totally new to jython/python.  I just wanted to know if there

| was anything available on the net for begineers in jython.
|  Any links to tutorials, sample codes, articles, intro, intermediate
topics
| like Activestate maintains for python. Something more than the docs that
| come with jython. Also is anyone writing Full Docs just the one that
comes
| with Python.

Basically start with the python docs.  See Guido's "Tutorial" on
python.org or Alan Gauld's tutorial (I don't have URL handy, but
google will turn it up) depending on your level of programming
experience.  Jython _is_ python -- it is an implementation of the
python language and much of the standard library.  The docs on
jython's web site are to alert people to the differences between
cpython and jython and to introduce the special features (javabean
support).

If you're new to programming and want answers to basic questions the
python tutor list is a good place to look.  (tu...@py...)

HTH,
-D

--

The light of the righteous shines brightly,
but the lamp of the wicked is snuffed out.
        Proverbs 13:9


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