最近在看Redis in Action，里面用Python讲解。我记得第一次接触Python还是大二，当时好像随便翻了翻，就没怎么发展了＝ ＝。近来发展了想学Flask, Django的兴趣，就准备拿本基础的书热热身。
内容很简单，这本书应该是针对无任何编程经验的初学者的，看了一天，做了几页笔记，算是完成了对Python基础的复习。
作者全书都在强调：
＃独立解决问题
＃不要复制粘贴代码
＃循序渐进，一开始是很困难的
＃不要和傻逼交朋友＝ ＝
下面主要是摘录一些我觉得蛮有意思的话，跑偏了，哈哈哈-_-#
1.Remember that everyone makes mistakes. Programmers are like magicians who fool everyone into thinking they are perfect and never wrong, but it's all an act. They make mistakes all the time.
2.Every programming language has some kind of way of doing numbers and math. Do not worry: programmers lie frequently about being math geniuses when they really aren't. If they were math geniuses, they would be doing math, not writing buggy web frameworks so they can drive race cars.
3.Go learn Lisp. I hear people who know everything really like Lisp.
4.Finally, I'll say that learning to create software changes you and makes you different. Not better or worse, just different. You may find that people treat you harshly because you can create software, maybe using words like "nerd." Maybe you'll find that because you can dissect their logic that they hate arguing with you. You may even find that simply knowing how a computer works makes you annoying and weird to them.
To this I have just one piece of advice: they can go to hell. The world needs more weird people who know how things work and who love to figure it all out. When they treat you like this, just remember that this is your journey, not theirs. Being different is not a crime, and people who tell you it is are just jealous that you've picked up a skill they never in their wildest dreams could acquire.
You can code. They cannot. That is pretty damn cool.