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A reference guide to Python 2.5

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    * Front matter
    * Invocation Options
    * Environment variables
    * Lexical entities : keywords, identifiers, string literals, boolean constants, numbers, sequences, dictionaries, operators
    * Basic types and their operations: None, bool, Numeric types, sequence types, list, dictionary, string, file, set, date/time
    * Advanced types
    * Statements: assignment, conditional expressions, control flow, exceptions, name space, function def, class def
    * Iterators; Generators; Descriptors; Decorators
    * Built-in Functions
    * Built-in Exceptions
    * Standard methods & operators redefinition in user-created Classes
    * Special informative state attributes for some types
    * Important modules : sys, os, posix, posixpath, shutil, time, string, re, math, getopt
    * List of modules in the base distribution
    * Workspace exploration and idiom hints
    * Python mode for Emacs

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