Python Essential Reference, 4th Edition
[Posted June 22, 2009 by cook]
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| Thu, 18 Jun 2009 23:28:26 -0500 |
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* * Python Essential Reference, 4th Edition * *
by David Beazley
I'm pleased to announce the release of the Python Essential Reference,
4th edition, soon to be appearing at a bookstore near you. More than
a year in development, this edition covers Python 2.6, Python 3, and a
wide variety of new library modules. Notable new features include
- Greatly expanded coverage of advanced features such as generators,
coroutines, context managers, decorators, metaclasses, and more.
- Detailed coverage of concurrent programming including threads,
the multiprocessing library, and coroutines.
- A new chapter on testing, debugging, profiling, and performance
optimization.
- Completely revised examples and code samples appearing throughout
the text.
- New coverage of the database API, WSGI, ctypes, and other essential
library modules.
- Detailed information on Python 3 including compatibility notes,
migration strategies, notable new features, and use of the
2to3 tool.
If you liked previous editions of the Essential Reference, I think you
will be pleased--this may be the best edition yet.
Cheers,
Dave
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