41. Documentation For The Python Programming Language Internet Programming With Python. M T Books, 1996, paperback, includes CDROM. Programming Python (Nutshell Handbook). O Reilly Associates, 1996, http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/lang/python/docs.html

Next Previous Index TCC Help System ... NM Tech homepage Documentation for the Python programming language Locally written documentation: Python 2.2 quick reference is a PostScript document summarizing Python (28 pp.). [ PDF Tkinter reference: a GUI for Python describes how to write GUI applications in Python (84 pp.). [ PDF See also `Tkinter: GUI programming with Python' Local copies of the official PostScript documentation from the Python Support Activity Python Tutorial [PostScript, 440kb, 109 pages] Read this first to get the general flavor of the language. Python Library Reference [PostScript, 1340kb, 319 pages] This document describes the huge library of existing Python objects. Read it second. Python Reference Manual [PostScript, 431kb, 65 pages] Discusses fine points of the language but is not good as a tutorial. Read third. Extending and embedding Python [PostScript, 298kb, 49 pages] You can call other languages from Python, and call Python from other languages. Details are in this document. The numarray package supports fast matrix operations. See the documentation, 169 pp.:

42. Free Perl & Python Programming Books Books on Perl, python programming, ebooks and print books for free downloads. http://www.techbooksforfree.com/perlpython.shtml

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@import "/default.css"; A photo archive for the Python programming language community Home Browse Archive Search Archive 0 Photos in Lightbox About this site PythonPhotos.org is a free public photo archive for members of the Python programming language community. Statistics 194 Photos have been added to this site. Latest photos added to the archive: At CA World 2004 , The Plone foundation was announced as well as a partnership between Zope Corporation and CA. After the conference, several folks from CA along with members of the Zope and Plone communities had dinner. Older Updates May 2004 Las Vegas Meetup Added a photo from the May 2004 Python Meetup in Las Vegas, Nevada. There are also seven pictures from the February Python Meetup Do you have photos you've taken at a Python Meetup or another Python-related event? Contact me , and I'll add them to the site. PyCon Photos PyCon 2004 has come and gone, but these PyCon photos , taken by Michael McLay , show just how much work got done by many people during the conference and the sprints beforehand. Contact Information For site updates, or to add your own photographs to the site, please contact

44. Python Bibliotheca This course will provide a brief introduction to the python programming language We started including python programming as homework assignments in Fall http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/pyBiblio/schools.php

Python Bibliotheca Python resources for teachers and students. Teaching Tools Python Books for Beginners Practice Problems Programming Tips Multimedia Introducing Python Workshops Python for Fun LiveWires Python Course Community Schools Contributors Other Cool Stuff Poetry Exits Python.org Instant Hacking Vaults of Parnassus Python Cookbook Who teaches Python? Alberni District Secondary School 4000 Burde Street Port Alberni, BC CANADA Instructor: I. Thomas ithomas@sd70.bc.ca ADSS started teaching Python in September 1999. The year before, 1998/1999, was as the yearbook said The year of Zope . The school fell in love with Zope as tool for building websites. It was a natural progression to teaching Python to beginning programmers. Zope is use in two course taught at our school Computer Science 11 and Information Technology 12 The Blake School 511 Kenwood Parkway Minneapolis, MN 55403

45. HOWTO: Python Programming In Gnumeric HOWTO python programming in Gnumeric Travis Whitton wrote a nice Python/Gnumeric guide for the old API in Gnumeric 1.0. Here s the new one written when http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~ctwardy/starting-with-python.html

HOWTO: Python Programming in Gnumeric I am writing this to help people who want to write Gnumeric scripts in Python, without digging through the Gnumeric C documentation and source code. The installation section is targetted mainly for Debian, but I hope the alternate instructions will work on other systems. Travis Whitton wrote a nice Python/Gnumeric guide for the old API in Gnumeric 1.0. Here's the new one written when 1.1.20 was being released. There are new features since 1.1.18! And note, the API is still experimental and may change. With luck I'll update this HOWTO. New: JK fixed some bugs and extended the Python interface to allow GUI calls! Hoody-hoo! Prelim Installing Console Built-ins ... Credits If you need help online, you may want to check out: The Gnumeric Function-Writer's Guide. Until I write one for Python, you'll have to settle for doc/developer/writing-functions.sgml in the Gnumeric source tree. The files that actually define the Python interface. In particular, plugins/python-loader/py-gnumeric.c has good comments at the beginning.

46. Intro. To Python Programming For Bioinformatics Introduction to Programming for Bioinformatics in Python. In February 2004 I taught an introductary programming course at the NBN (National Bioinformatics http://www.dalkescientific.com/writings/NBN/

Programming for Bioinformatics in Python In August-September of 2005 I taught an intermediate level programming course at the NBN (National Bioinformatics Network) in South Africa. Here are the various notes and assignments for the course. Parsing FASTA files Assignment #1 (data files simple.fasta fasta_reader.py br_sequences.fasta swissprot.dat ... Assignment #2 (data files blastp.txt blast_parser.py BLAST searching Making hydrophobicity plots (data files bacteriorhodopsin.fasta fasta_reader.py data/savitzky_golay.py The Monday (22 August) lecture is on chemical nomenclature and will cover my essays Drawing molecules Exceptions to the graph model Naming molecules Naming known molecules ... Chemical Informatics Toolkits Afterwords I'll describe the SMILES molecular line notation and its extension to molecular reations using SMIRKS . I'll describe the subgraph matching problem and describe SMARTS patterns The exercises will be based on the on-line demos available from Daylight and OpenEye. The network is down now so I'll have to work on it during the breaks tomorrow. Assignment #3 (chemical informatics) The Tuesday (23 August) chemical informatic lecture will cover ways to compare two molecules , with an emphasis on molecular fingerprints. This will lead into a discussion on chemical databases.

47. Python Programming python programming. X442.3 (1 semester unit in EECS) Practical applications of Python, including CGI programming, general programming for the Web, http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/cat/course522.html

Grades Transcripts Locations/Maps Textbooks ... Contact Us Python Programming X442.3 (1 semester unit in EECS) Python is a modern scripting language that allows rapid application development of both large and small software systems. The language is open source and runs on a wide variety of computing platforms. Python is object-oriented by design and provides an excellent platform for learning the basics of programming and programming languages. Python code tends to be very readable and easily maintainable, making it an ideal language for team projects. Through its extensive library of modules, Python provides access to databases, CGI programming, system administration, and other useful services. Furthermore, it's easy to extend the language through new modules (written in Python) or extensions (written in lower-level languages, such as C). Many companies have adopted Python for large-scale projects. Practical applications of Python, including CGI programming, general programming for the Web, system administration, text handling, and other topics are presented with examples of useful, working programs. Prerequisites: While no previous programming experience is required, you should have access to a computer running Python or access to the Internet to allow you to download Python.

48. Oreilly.com -- Online Catalog: Programming Python, Second Edition The second edition of Programming Python focuses on advanced applications of Python, an increasingly popular objectoriented scripting language. Endorsed by Python creator Guido van Rossum, it demonstrates advanced python programming techniques, and addresses software design issues such as reusability and object-oriented programming. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/python2/

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50. The Pyrite Project Extension package for the python programming language which allows access to Palm Computing platform devices and their data. http://www.pyrite.org/

The Pyrite Project Products Byline Pyrite Publisher Byline Server Download All files CVS Repository Info Doc format spec Note that this page carries only announcements; more information about the software here can often be found on my personal weblog nyip.net Hosting with a clue. August 31, 2004: Byline Renaming As of some random number of days ago, my blog client (such as it is) is no longer called Byline instead, I have agreed to turn the name over to another project, an industrial-strength CMS framework contributed to the Open Source world by Red Hat. I'm not going to be in a hurry to re-brand the code that is already here but as soon as I come up with a better name, I will switch over to it at that time. Suggestions are welcome. If you're packaging Byline for a Linux distro or something like that, please try to rename your package to "byline-blogclient" or something along those lines, since sooner or later someone is probably going to come along and try to package the CMS under the same name. (In the long term, though, I think my current blog client code is going to be refactored rather heavily anyway, if I do anything with it at all.) March 30, 2004: HTMLService 0.1

51. The Python Programming Language Python is an interpreted, interactive, objectoriented programming language. It incorporates modules Internet Programming with Python. M T Books. http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/python/python.html

The Python Programming Language Click below to go directly to a specific section: History Significant Language Features Areas of Application Sample Programs ... Acknowledgements History Python is a very new language; in fact it was released by its designer, Guido Van Rossum, in February 1991 while working for CWI also known as Stichting Mathematisch Centrum. Many of Python's features originated from an interpreted language called ABC. Rossum wanted to correct some of ABC's problems and keep some of its features. At the time he was working on the Amoeba distributed operating system group and was looking for a scripting language with a syntax like ABC but with the access to the Amoeba system calls, so he decided to create a language that was generally extensible. Since he had some experience with using Modula-2+, he decided to talk with the designers of Modula-3. Modula-3 is the origin of the syntax and semantics used for exceptions, and some other Python features. In 1989, during the Christmas holidays, he decided to give it a try and design a language which he later called Python. Just in case you're wondering how the language got its name, well it's not from those dangerous reptiles. Python actually got is name from a BBC comedy series from the seventies "Monty Python's Flying Circus". The designer needed a name that was short, unique, and slightly mysterious. Since he was a fan of the show he thought this name was great.

52. Programmingtutorials.com - Free Online Programming Tutorials Python overiew, numerical python programming, extending Python with C, and Python GUI s with Very nice large single page python programming tutorial. http://www.programmingtutorials.com/python.aspx

Programming tutorials online .NET, Java, C++, Visual Basic, and More Home .NET Framework ASP.NET C# ... Contact Us Get Visual Studio! Python Tutorials Developer Forums Python Tutorial This is a very comprehensive 10 part Python tutorial. Introductory Material on Python A good page for answering questions like what is Python, and how do I get started with it. Python Short Course Python overiew, numerical Python programming, extending Python with C, and Python GUI's with Tkinter. Non-Programmer's Python Tutorial Covers hello world, looping, debugging, defining functions, lists, dictionaries, file IO, and error handling. The What, Why, Who, and Where of Python Very nice large single page Python programming tutorial. An Intoduction to Python Adobe pdf format tutorial with code samples. Dive Into Python A slightly more advanced Python programming tutorial for programmers.

53. Python Programming VPython a very cool Python distribution - 3D Programming for Ordinary Mortals . Put together by folks at Carnegie Mellon University. http://kim.bio.upenn.edu/~pmagwene/programming.html

Python Programming Topics Home Research Biology Links Programming ... Bird's Eye View Contact: P. Magwene Contents My Python Projects Python Links Python for Scientists Python GUIs ... My Python Projects Listed below are couple of Python modules that I've written that I thought others might find useful. disipyl - a new and improved object-oriented wrapper around the DISLIN plotting library. I use DISLIN/disipyl for producing publication quality plots of scientific data. Java-to-Jython Browser - a GUI for browsing Java classes as they're exposed to Jython. Displays the events, bean properties, and methods for a given Java class and all its ancestors. Useful for Swing-based GUI hacking from Jython. Python Links Python - Python's homepage. The center of all things pythonic. Jython - an implementation of Python, written in Java. Allows seamless access to Java classes from Pythonic code. Good stuff! Daily Python URL - daily news from the Python universe. Vaults of Parnassus - a searchable website with links to various Python modules and resources. Python for Scientists Numpy - the standard numerical extension module for Python.

54. Useless Python! Instant Hacking Learning how to program with Python How To Become A Hacker, Not about python programming, but almost a *must read*. http://www.uselesspython.com/tutorials.html

If you spot a dead, duplicate, or otherwise bogus link, or want to recommend one, please drop me a line Tutorials and Such: "Mommy, why do Uncle Bob's brownies make me even hungrier?" Link: Description: Batteries Included A quick look at Python modules. Joe Useless Writes A Program How to write a computer program, from the idea to a working application. Jython Swing Basics A simple demonstration of using Java Swing from the Jython interactive interpreter. Playing with IDLE: Day One The first installment of an IDLE tutorial. All programming languages should have interactive shells of this caliber. Learning to Program Download the zip file and work your way through it from your hard drive if on-line time is limited, or buy the book. The author adds that it "is available in multiple languages: Spanish, Portugese, German, Chech, and Korean currently and I expect Italian later this year." Dutch and Slovak may be coming too. Instant Hacking: Learning how to program with Python "Learn how to program with Python." From "hello, world" to OOP in one session. Non-Programmers Tutorial For Python Work with sample code and be programming within minutes.

55. Python Programming Language: Information From Answers.com python programming language Python is an interpreted , interactive programming language created by Guido van Rossum in 1990. http://www.answers.com/topic/python-programming-language

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Python programming language Wikipedia Python programming language Python is an interpreted , interactive programming language created by Guido van Rossum in . Python is fully dynamically typed and uses automatic memory management ; it is thus similar to Tcl Perl Scheme , and Ruby . Python is developed as an open source project, managed by the non-profit Python Software Foundation . Python 2.4.1 was released on March 30 History Python was created in the early by Guido van Rossum at Stichting Mathematisch Centrum (CWI) in the Netherlands as a successor of the ABC programming language . Guido is Python's principal author, although it includes many contributions from others. Guido's continuing central role in deciding the direction of Python is jokingly acknowledged by referring to him as its Benevolent Dictator for Life (BDFL). The last version released from CWI was Python 1.2. In 1995, Guido continued his work on Python at the Corporation for National Research initiatives (CNRI) in Reston, Virginia

56. USENIX ;login: - Programming Python (Book Review) Early in the 1990s the python programming language inspired much enthusiasm. Programming Python is that long anticipated reference and guide, http://www.usenix.org/publications/login/1998-4/python.html

Mark Lutz Programming Python Reviewed by Terry Rooker trooker@illuminet.net Early in the 1990s the Python programming language inspired much enthusiasm. Here was a language that was easily ported across platforms. Even better, it allowed procedural, functional (as in Lisp), or object-oriented styles. It directly incorporated network programming features. Thus, much of the enthusiasm for Python was based on the ease with which GUI-based networked applications could be written for numerous platforms. All that was needed was a decent reference manual and training guide. Programming Python is that long anticipated reference and guide, all rolled into a single package. The first part of the book covers a description of the general features of the language. Most importantly, it describes some of the unusual characteristics of Python. Although this section is not a comprehensive tutorial, it does provide enough information to help prospective Python programmers orient themselves. For example, Python can be used as a scripting language, it can be compiled into standalone applications, it can be embedded into programs written in other programming languages (or other Python programs), or it can be interpreted. The second section covers fundamental parts of the language. It slowly develops a sample application. With each iteration the author adds some variation that describes an additional feature of the language. By working through these examples the reader learns how these features add power to the program.

57. Python Journal Thru 3(1), Volume 3, Issue 1, C. 2002 A webzine about python programming. http://pythonjournal.cognizor.com/

PythonJournal Go for: Hi, Py! Index Prior New ... Contribute! Welcome to Python Journal! Python Journal Volume 3(1) Articles Practical Tasks Map Display, Text-Filtering, Python Embedding, Dynamic Website Generation: Python Journal 3(1) at http://pythonjournal.cognizor.com features a focus on Practical Tasks: making a Map Display web app, generating Dynamic Websites, and Text- Filtering jobs large and small. Application Design Techniques shown off range from deciding how to build your app or a language to customizing documents. Imaging: Digesting online number data to make an image display, HCI: Multi-pane GUI setup to hold interactive multi-mode 3-D graphs, OOP: Using classes to build an integrated toolset, Serving: Making a one-file web-services site with one thread (import standard-library server) or many (via Apache) for heavy usage, Embedding: Embedding a language; The Formal Semantics of Python all in python Easy learning about engines, Modularity: Integrating other packages into your app, Designing: Writing the Global Digital Elevation Model Viewer Application in Python A Pythonic odyssey by Tom Babbitt: Mini-Interpreters and Text-Filtering w/wo Embedded Python Filters that could by S. Candelaria de Ram

58. Sample: Notes On The Python Programming Language ParaPython a PARI interface to the python programming language Stéfane Fermigier, Université Paris 7 readme.html . . . . . . . . . ( end of section See http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/samples/python.html

CNS Comp Sci Dept R J Botting Samples ... Comment ] [Search Mon Jun 27 07:41:01 PDT 2005 Contents Notes on The Python Programming Language : History : Syntax : Data Model ... : Notes Notes on The Python Programming Language History The following is from an anonymous donor Python was invented by Guido Van Rossum in 1990. At the time, Guido was working on the Amoeba distributed operating system. Python was to be the scripting language for this OS. Python was influenced by the teaching language ABC (on which Guido had worked) as well as many other programming languages. The first public release was in 1991. The comp.lang.python usenet group founded in 1994. Python was free as in speech from the beginning. (EMail Date: Sun, 08 May 2005 04:38:41 -0700 (PDT)) Syntax See Andrew Thanalertvisuti's Honors Project on the syntax of Python: [ python.htm Python is one of the rare languages that uses indentation to indicate structure[ Data Model [click here if you can fill this hole] Semantics [click here if you can fill this hole] See Also Comparisons and Introductions Language of the month: [ http://www.scdi.org/languages/python/

59. Python Tidbits Includes piglatin and depiglatin scripts that attempt forward and reverse translation from English to Pig Latin. Built for the python programming language. http://www.strout.net/python/tidbits.html

Joe Strout's Python Tidbits Here are some scripts which are small, simple, easy to understand, and which do something at least mildly interesting. Unless noted otherwise, they should run on any platform, and don't require any libraries not included with the standard distribution. (Note to Windows users: run python from a DOS window; do not use PythonWin.) Scripts may be run in one of the following ways: drop it onto the Python application icon (on a Mac) type python scriptname (on a command-line system) type import scriptname within the Python interpreter, then type to run the script type reload(scriptname) to reload after changes to the script file Dog Years Lotto Picker Warmer/Colder Questor ... Pattern Generator Dog Years ( dogyears.py This is a very simple script which calculates your age in dog years. It demonstrates simple console input/output and the if/elif/else construct. Lotto Picker ( lotto.py This script, by Manny Juan, generates random numbers appropriate for the California lottery. You should be easily able to customize it for your own favorite money-sink. (No warranty is expressed or implied.)

60. A Tutorial Introduction To The Python Programming Language On Windows, Python programs can be started by doubleclicking a .py file. python programming Posted Aug 28, 2001 0148 PM by rustee 2 Replies http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=23100

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