> From: Daniel Brown
>
> Can anyone recommend any ways of getting exposed to high quality
> Python code?
Have a look at (& contribute to) the source code of projects like
http://www.sagemath.org/
Kind regards,
-- Van Ly
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On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Daniel Brown
wrote:
> Can anyone recommend any ways of getting exposed to high quality
> Python code? Normally I would expect this to happen during code
> reviews but Python usage is not wide spread where I work. So I need
> some alternative sources to help me d
"Daniel Brown" wrote
Can anyone recommend any ways of getting exposed to high quality
Python code? Normally I would expect this to happen during code
reviews but Python usage is not wide spread where I work. So I need
some alternative sources to help me develop my Python style...
The sour
Good Morning list,
I have just started to learn Python after about two years of putting
it off. So far I have written two automation style scripts with in
Python and I really enjoyed it (so much better than batch files). I
am now looking at doing some tools and web development (with Django)
in Py
