Building Skills in Python
by Steven F. Lott
Publisher: Linuxtopia.org 2010
Number of pages: 568
Description:
This book is a complete presentation of the Python language. We'll lead you from a very tiny, easy to understand subset of statements to the entire Python language and all of the built-in data structures. Professional programmers who need to learn Python are our primary audience.
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