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Saturday, March 31, 2007
PyMOTW: Call for input
Tomorrow's post will cover the ConfigParser module. Beyond that, I have a few more weeks planned out, and am looking for suggestions for which modules to cover next.
If you were stranded on a desert island, which standard library module would you want, and why?
Beyond that, glob has some neat features you can show off. Struct comes in handy when you least expect it. I just found difflib recently, which helped me in a project.
Looking through the list of modules, you can say something interesting about nearly every one (soundex excluded :)
Bill, those are good work-horse modules and I'll definitely cover them. I haven't used difflib, so I'll try to get to that soon for my own edification.
And I'll try to find something interesting to say about soundex, too! :-)
6 comments:
socket
in order of usage lately, I use:
1) os
2) sys
3) os.path
4) re
Beyond that, glob has some neat features you can show off. Struct comes in handy when you least expect it. I just found difflib recently, which helped me in a project.
Looking through the list of modules, you can say something interesting about nearly every one (soundex excluded :)
Ah, socket will be a complex one to summarize in any meaningful way. I'll have to hunt around for some good, simple, examples. Any suggestions?
Bill, those are good work-horse modules and I'll definitely cover them. I haven't used difflib, so I'll try to get to that soon for my own edification.
And I'll try to find something interesting to say about soundex, too! :-)
Thanks for the feedback!
I think the following modules would be interesting:
- itertools
- optparse
- logging
- gettext
- traceback
Thanks, Will,
I'll bump those up toward the top of my list.
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