Programming FAQ (Python)

http://docs.python.org/faq/programming

by zeynel1 • 16 years ago

66 6 16 years ago

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barnaby• 16 years ago

This is really cool. I can't believe I haven't come across it before! Thanks for posting

mahmud• 16 years ago

How often do you visit /usr/share/doc/python? This FAQ has been there for a decade, at least.

dkd• 16 years ago

it's from version 2.7 doc. so it's far less than a decade.

j_baker• 16 years ago

Erm.... Is an Erlang day for Python developing? Just curious because I notice similar Python topics on the front page. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with them. They just seem like odd topics to come up all at the same time.

almost• 16 years ago

Topics tend to cluster, as a topic is in peoples minds they tend to be more likely to find more articles and post them.

vog• 16 years ago

I like especially the explanation why Python has a proper modulo operator rather than the mathematically really annoying one of C (and most other languages):

http://docs.python.org/faq/programming#why-does-22-10-return...

Programming FAQ (Python)

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