Learning python with LPTHW

[sparkz_alot]

Yep more about learning basic command line stuff,
and Powershell(not fan of it) only comes up because "Learn Python the Hard Way" use it.
There is many thing i don't like about LPTHW,but not gone take it here.

As mention use cmder,then you have a shell which is closer to shell on Linux.
cmder fit Python and tools needed much better.
You can use many Linux commands and git,ssh,cat..ect work out of the box.

"As mention use cmder,then you have a shell which is closer to shell on Linux."
Not sure that's a big selling point for windows users. Many have little or no experience with linux and many just don't like it. Personally, I've never had a problem running Python code on windows unless it's something specifically targeting linux and vice versa.

There are many, many tutorials out there about Python. If you like a video type tutorial you can search "Python tutorials" on YouTube. If you like a more structured environment, there are several online schools that offer classes in Python, for example edX, which offer introductory Python classes from MIT, Harvard and others.

You'll also want to start building your own library of books, many are free to download.  In fact Yoriz just posted two excellent sources.

Finally, if your working on the Windows OS, you'll want to save this location  Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extension Packages.