Probably a FAQ

[Cameron Laird]

In article <39CBD7AD.C2512870 at holdenweb.com>,
Steve Holden  <sholden at BellAtlantic.net> wrote:
>Darren New wrote:
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>> but I can't find the FAQ, either... :-)
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>> Having read and enjoyed "Learning Python" and wanting to become proficient
>> at it, what would be the reference books for the language and its
>> libraries?  Where would be the equivalent of CPAN?  I.e., I'm a professional
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>Then off to the Python bookstore you go!
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>	http://www.python.org/psa/bookstore/
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I recommend many of the books.  There's no question,
though, that Dave Beazley's *Python Essential Refer-
ence* answers your question best, Darren.  Fredrik's
*The Standard Python Library* might also interest you.
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