Actually, according to Amazon, there's a new edition coming out October 1, 
2001, that ups the language count to...{counts from web page} at least 9, 
including Python (yea!) and C# (uh, ok).  Might be worth waiting for, if 
you have the time.

At 06:56 PM 8/11/2001 +0100, alan.gauld@[...].com wrote:
> Charlie,
> <snip>
>   Thus I recommend Timothy Budd's OO Programming
> book which teaches the fundamentals of OO accurately and
> clearly in 5 languages! Once yuou've seen those different
> approaches to OO come back to Python (or compare as you
> go) and it will all click into place I think.
> 
> [You need 5 languages to be able to differentiate what
> is really an OO issue and what is just a particular languages
> implementation feature...]
> 
> 
> Alan Gauld
> 
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