Hi,
does anybody knows a really good Python reference? It is not the matter if it
is online or a book, if it is in english or german. Because the official one
from www.python.org is really bad. :-(
Referencegreetings
Reiner
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Reiner Block
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解决方案Reiner Block wrote:Hi,
does anybody knows a really good Python reference? It is not the matter if it
is online or a book, if it is in english or german. Because the official one
from www.python.org is really bad. :-(
Referencegreetings
Reiner
Try O''Reilly books.
John
John fabiani wrote:Reiner Block wrote:
Hi,
does anybody knows a really good Python reference? It is not the
matter if it
is online or a book, if it is in english or german. Because the
official one
from www.python.org is really bad. :-(
Referencegreetings
Reiner
Try O''Reilly books.
John
Such as:
Learning Python by Lutz and Asher
Programming Python by Lutz
Python Cookbook by Martelli and Asher
Python Standard Library by Fredrick Lundh
When I was learning python ''Learning python'' was what I read most. Now I
basicaly just use Python Standard Lib (probably my favorite) and
Programming Python. I also got a copy of Text Processing in Python by
David Mertz which is really good for text processing but kinda a heavy read.
Another book that I haven''t read is Python Programming Patterns
As for online resources the Python Quick Reference is very helpful.
http://rgruet.free.fr/PQR2.3.html
cheers
-matthew
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Reiner Block wrote:Hi,
does anybody knows a really good Python reference? It is not the matter if it
is online or a book, if it is in english or german. Because the official one
from www.python.org is really bad. :-(