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. There’s a couple of things that trip over beginners have been removed.
It’s easier to learn the differences between 2.6 and 3.0 after you’ve learned 3.0 than to go the other way.
Happy learning and programming!
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.