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Python CookbookAuthor: Edited by Alex Martelli & David AscherOverviewLots of tasty recipes in Python. If you're just getting started learning Python, some of the examples will be quite puzzling, but unlike Java books where a lot of the sample code is almost like Graffiti foisted on unsuspecting students by programmers who should know better, the examples in this book are so elegantly crafted that getting familiar with them will only help. It's an added bonus that a lot of them are actually practical and quite reusable.Intended AudiencePython and Perl coders. Even though the "solution" code is in given in Python, writing out the same code in Perl can really help in understanding the language.HighlightsRough SpotsFun stuffThings you still remember long time afterLink to Online BookIf an online version of the book exists -- PeterKnaggs - 14 Dec 2004 | |||||||