It's a perfectly concise reference for program structure and common usage patterns. It isn't anywhere close to as exhaustive as the Python Quick Reference (can anything 59 pages long qualify as a "quick" reference?) or the Python Phrasebook (another recent discovery, I need to pick up a copy) -- but that's the point. It is a lot more challenging to write concise examples than an exhaustive reference. Thanks to Steve for a getting the ball rolling.
I do not see an example of raising exceptions. I'll have to spend some time thinking of the simplest program that would benefit from using exceptions.
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An example to understand the power of python's clean and concise design: http://blog.prashanthellina.com/2007/08/26/word-arithmetic-puzzle-generator/
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