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		edwinnathaniel on Dec 3, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Improving Your Python Productivity After reading a few comments here I'm surprised there's no "Effective Python" book already (given the age of Python itself). In Java and .NET, that's what we try to do everyday: writing idiomatic Java/C# code (style, architecture, patterns, standard libs, etc).

sateesh on Dec 3, 2012 [–]

Though I have yet to come across book titled "Effective Python", books like "Python Essential Reference" by David Beazly and "Python Cook Book" covers lot of ares that you mention above.

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