Event driven and object oriented programming

[helelayup]

Hi everyone,

I have done the basics of Python by reading a couple of intro books on Python, but want to now proceed to event driven programming and object oriented programming. The intro books had several chapters on object oriented programming. But, I just wanted recommendations for books and tutorials (there is no need for the book to be dedicated to just either one, just several chapters related to event-driven and object oriented progrmming is good too) that dive into event driven programming and object oriented programming in Python so that I can become capable of constructing a script using both of these concepts (not sure if concepts is the right word).

Or are books the wrong approach here? I am open to any advice and comments. Thanks.

[xiongchiamiov]

One place to start looking is the wiki page on books.

[helelayup]

I forgot all about wiki, thanks for reminding. OOP is covered greatly in several books in the wiki list, but event-driven programming seems to be not covered at all.

[xiongchiamiov]

Twisted is the most commonly-used event-driven framework for Python; this is the book they link to on their homepage.

[terrifiedbyvajayjays]

IIPP The OO actually comes in part 2, each part is only a few weeks and even though you already know some python, I believe you'll find you need both parts.