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This is a very comprehensive 10 part Python tutorial that introduces the reader informally to the basic concepts and features of the Python language and system. It helps to have a Python interpreter handy for hands-on experience, but all examples are
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Some time ago if you were to ask an honest Python evangelist if Python was missing anything important that Perl, had, the answer would most likely have been "yes". It wasn't that Python lacked a breadth of module and package support...
The script requires that you have python, oggenc (part of the vorbis-tools package) , and mpg123 (or mpg321). dir2ogg now supports id3 tags. This new feature requires you to install pyid3lib. pyid3lib is a python module that allows manipulation of id
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Ideal for any working Python developer, Fredrik Lundh's Python Standard Library provides an excellent tour of some of the most important modules in today's Python 2.0 standard. Mixing sample code and plenty of expert advice, this title will be indisp
In the first installment of his new 'XML Matters' column -- and as part of his ongoing quest to create a more seamless integration between XML and Python -- David Mertz presents the xml_pickle module. Mertz discusses the design goals and decisions th | 
