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480 pages (2002)
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This book is suited for beginners. The first part introduces you to the basics
of Python. Various clear and practical examples can immediately be followed
up on the PC, comprehensive and commented solutions can be compared
with own solutions. Special emphasis is laid on OOP, Internet, TK, Zope,
Python and MySQL.
The book provides both a comprehensive introduction into Python and several chapters for advanced users which cover under more topics like GUI-development, web-development using Django and network programming. After having read this book you will be able to use Python on a professional level. You will be taken there systematically from writing simple programmes to developing complex object oriented applications. It is a hands-on book which can be used for step-by-step learning as well as a reference.

This page lists Python books written in German. Some are translations of English books, and some are completely new works.

See also:


Boa vs. Python, nice movie


Python 2

  • Martin von Löwis, Nils Fischbeck

382731691X, Addison-Wesley-Longman (November 2000)

The second edition of Das Python-Buch, this German book covers Python 2.0. It emphasizes language concepts, but also covers GTk+/GNOME, CORBA, and XML programming, and is intended for both beginners and advanced programmers.


Mit Python programmieren

  • Tobias Himstedt and Klaus Mänzel

3920993853, dpunkt.verlag, 1999, 271 pages

Mit Python programmieren (Programming with Python) puts its emphasis on language concepts (100 pages), programming of graphical user interfaces with TkInter (40 pages), internet programming (20 pages), extension and embedding with C (20 pages) and JPython (15 pages). It also includes a CD with all examples of the book and with python 1.5.1 for Linux, MacOS and Win32 (it also includes the source of python1.5.2b2). It is addressed to beginners and advanced programmers.


Einführung in Python

  • Mark Lutz, David Ascher, translated by Christian Tismer

3897211297, O'Reilly & Associates (2000)

A German translation of Learning Python.


Python kurz und gut

  • Mark Lutz, translated by Christian Tismer

3897212161, O'Reilly & Associates (1999)

A German translation of the Python Pocket Reference.


Jetzt lerne ich Python

  • Ivan van Laningham

382725843X, Markt und Technik, 544 pages (2000)

A German translation of Teach Yourself Python in 24 Hours.


Python Referenz

  • David Beazley

3827259592, Markt und Technik, 411 pages (2000)

German translation of the Python Essential Reference. The included CD contains a PDF version of the book.


Python Standard-Bibliothek

  • FredrikLundh, translated by Dinu C. Gherman and Christian Tismer

3897212889, O'Reilly Verlag, 298 pages (2002)

German translation of Python Standard Library.


Python und GUI-Toolkits

  • Michael Lauer

3826608445, mitp Verlag, 528 pages (2002)

Detailed overview of the major GUI-Toolkits (Tk, Gtk, Qt, wxWindows) and a brief mentioning of the rest (Fox, FLTK, AnyGUI, PythonCard, etc.).


Python

  • Johannes Ernesti/Peter Kaiser

[http://www.galileo-press.de/1626 Galileo Press], ISBN: 978-3-8362-1110-9, 819 pages (2007)

The book provides both a comprehensive introduction into Python and several chapters for advanced users which cover under more topics like GUI-development, web-development using Django and network programming. After having read this book you will be able to use Python on a professional level. You will be taken there systematically from writing simple programmes to developing complex object oriented applications. It is a hands-on book which can be used for step-by-step learning as well as a reference.


Python für Kids Gregor Lingl

2003, Paperback 456 Seiten, Format 17 x 24 cm mit CD-ROM ISBN 3-8266-0951-4

€ 19,95


Python Ge-Packt

  • Michael Weigend

mitp 2003, http://www.mitp.de, ISBN: 3-8266-0724-4, 528 Seiten, Preis: € 14,95

2. aktualisierte Auflage (für Python 2.4) mitp 2005, ISBN: 3-8266-1512-3, 571 Seiten, Preis 16,95 Euro

A German Reference. Die wichtigsten Befehle zum Nachschlagen – detailliert erläutert. Alles, was Sie zur Programmierung mit Python brauchen, finden Sie in dieser gepackten Referenz klar strukturiert zum Nachschlagen.


Objektorientierte Programmierung mit Python

  • Michael Weigend

mitp 2003, http://www.mitp.de, ISBN 3-8266-0966-2, 592 Seiten, Preis: € 32,00

Dieses Buch gibt nicht nur einen Überblick über die gesamte Sprache, sondern führt systematisch in die Möglichkeiten und Mechanismen von Objektorientierter Programmierung mit Python ein.


Python im deutschsprachigen Raum - Tagungsband zum Workshop am 8. September 2006 in Leipzig

  • Mike Müller und Stefan Schwarzer (Hrsg.)

Lehmanns Media und Python Academy 2007 http://www.python-academy.de/workshop/workshop2006/proceedings.html

ISBN 978-3-86541-217-1, 132 Seiten, Preis: 19,90 Euro

Im Tagungsband sind fünf Vorträge und die Zusammenfassung einer Diskussion enthalten:

  • Einführung in Python mit Tutorial
  • Turtlegrafik-Modul für die Grafikprogrammierung
  • XML-Verarbeitung mit Python
  • Produktdatenmanagement mit Python
  • Komplexe Webanwendung mit Python
  • Diskussion "Python für jedermann"


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