As of now, only the Python 2.6.5 Documentation is published for download on the python.org website; however, I was interested in downloading Python 3.1.1′s Documentation. After some searching, I found it; so sharing it to the world. It’s at: http://www.python.org/ftp/python/doc/3.1.1/. (I personally chose the “python-3.1.1-docs-pdf-letter” and it printed fine.) Happy Coding!
Googling this didn’t really help me decide, but after stumbling on an interview by O’Relly with Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, I decided to go with Python 3.x. Here’s what he said that set my mind: If you’re learning Python for the first time, 3.0 is a great way to learn the language. [...]
I’m kicking off my Python journey once more, hopefully, now with depth. And came across this website – thanks to Anton Sipos – called ShowMeDo, that I believe can enhance your learning through videos. Take it easy.