Python is an excellent language for teaching.
Anders Holm wrote:
> James McCarthy wrote:
> =
>> does anyone have any idea's about the best way of introducing nebies
>> to programming (on linux)?
> =
> =
> Depends on what language you'd want to use.
> =
> - Shell scripting
> - Java
> - Perl
> - C
> - C++
> =
> etc. etc. etc. There's one book (aptly) called "Linux Programming" IIRC, =
> which may or may not be interesting, depending on what you'd want to do.
> =
> //Anders
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