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:Linux Journal: Why Not Python?, Part 2
Linux Journal: Why Not Python?, Part 2
Jan 12, 2006, 11 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (7715 reads)

(Other stories by Collin Park)

"Before I get into the next program, I should mention the Python home page, which offers recent versions of the interpreter and a lot of helpful information about the language. In particular, this tutorial is excellent. Still, I highly recommend getting a hold of Learning Python by Mark Lutz and David Ascher (O'Reilly 1999), which explains things way more thoroughly than the on-line tutorial. You also may have the tutorial and other Python documentation on your GNU/Linux box..."

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developerWorks: Reading and Writing Data Using Python's Input and Output Functionality(Jan 10, 2006)
Linux Journal: Why Not Python?, Part 1(Jan 06, 2006)
Linux Journal: Embedding Python in Your C Programs(Jan 03, 2006)
DevX: Accessing PostgreSQL with Python and Psycopg2(Aug 30, 2005)


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