Hello all, I learned Python with the book "Programming Python" by John
Zelle. But today this book is a little bit old. My Python is some kind
old. I need a book that will help me brush my style and keep me up to
date. I would like one with practical examples.
Re: UserLinux chooses Python as "interpretive language" of choice ... And that's a big plus for python.... > John> point. ... > he regretted adding functional constructs to the language.... lambdas seem quite ok with the anonymity of code blocks (given how ... (comp.lang.python)
Re: Web-based client code execution ...John J. Lee wrote: ... socket, module httplib, module urllib2, urllib.getproxies, etc), and write a normal desktop application. ... Even when future browsers embed Python interpreters, the security considerations may be such that no one will want to accept code which can do much locally anyway. ... Probably the right thing for the public Internet, Makes it harder to develop internal system management tools.... (comp.lang.python)
Re: Parsing MS Word Document? ..."John J. Lee" wrote in message ... >> I would like to be able to open, read, and extract data from a report ... Alex Martelli's suggestion on this list: use RTF.... As you already know, use the MS Office object models, with Python... (comp.lang.python)
Re: UserLinux chooses Python as "interpretive language" of choice ... > John> of these days, someone is going to start chewing up the user ... minor entries) in the space Python occupies.... Perl, Python, Ruby and TCL. ... I want a language that's both productive and fun to program. ... (comp.lang.python)
Re: PythonCom equivalent on Linux! ... > john> Is there an equivalent of COM on Linux that I can get ... > john> through Python. ...Python support just isn't stable/mature there yet. ... selection of unstandardised technologies to choose from, ... (comp.lang.python)
