Yasoob Khalid • 6/30/2014

[Book review] Python 101

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This article is a detailed book review of 'Python 101' by Mike Driscoll. The reviewer praises the book's logical structure, which is divided into five parts covering basics, the standard library, intermediate concepts, tutorials, and packaging. It is highly recommended for those new to Python or looking to refresh their fundamental skills, and the reviewer found useful tips even as an experienced programmer.

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