🚀 go-pugleaf

> PS - On an unrelated matter, I'm trying to learn how to program, I started
> with C, kinda   understand a few basics, but have retreated to python (i'm
> told it's a good language to   start with) and I'm having a fine time with
> it...  But one thing that I can't seem to find   (net or bookstores) is
what
> I would call "programme design",  as in, everything I have   seem to be,
> "you know how to programme, this is how to do it in "insert language
> here".  But not much on actually how to design algorithms beyond maths
> (usefull, and   I'm sure I learn how to turn it into everything I need,
but
> for now I'm struggling).    Somebody mentioned reading the RFC's, I've had
a
> look, some of it makes sense,   some of it's a little above my head (for
> now).  What I'm looking for is information on   how to put the language
and
> the information in RFC's into practice, I think this is   what I'm looking
> for anyway.  Again, any help or advice would be muchly    appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
This may help.
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2000/06/02/magazine/resources.html