The books in this category are all out of print. They're listed here for historical reference.
Internet Programming with Python
- Aaron Watters, Guido van Rossum, and James Ahlstrom
1558514848, MIS Press/Henry Holt, 467 pages (October, 1996)
This was the very first Python book to be published, narrowly beating O'Reilly's _Programming Python_ into print by a few weeks.
Home page Sample chapter Sean McGrath's review in the October 1998 DDJ
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Teach Yourself Python in 24 Hours
- Ivan van Laningham
0672317354, Publisher: SAMS, 528 pages (April 2000)
This book's primary aim is to teach programming using Python as the language. Readers don't need previous programming experience.
Home page Errata Review by AMK
Perl to Python Migration
- Martin C. Brown
0201734885 Addison Wesley Professional, 320 pages (2002)
"Are you a Perl programmer who would like to be able to program in Python? Brimming with a wealth of practical examples and resources, this book will show you how."
Python Annotated Archives
- Martin Brown
0072121041, McGraw-Hill, September 1999