Spring 2006
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Online Reference Materials

Here are some online resources you might find useful.

Google

For standard Python modules, Typing something like "python random" into google usually gets you the info you need.

Wiki

You should check the reference wiki being maintained for this class:

Available here
(backup available here)

Alternatively, there's more detail in the Programming:Python Wikibook. This is a work in progress, often minimal. It is useful if you want a quick overview of something (e.g., what you can do with strings, lists, and dictionaries.)

Available here:
Programming:Python

Official Python Docs

If all else fails, you can consult the official Python documentation. This is not written for beginners, but it can be quite useful. This should become more useful as the term progresses.

Library Reference:
Modules etc: Python Library Reference

Language Reference:
Only for extreme situations: Python Library Reference