• 1. DATABASES in Python with dbm module
  • 1.1. Quickstart with DBM
  • 1.2. Relational databases
  • 1.3. MySQLdb
  • 1.4. todo
• 2. copy module
  • 2.1. How to copy a list
• 3. CGI module
  • 3.1. Quick start
  • 3.2. Forms
  • 3.3. todo
• 4. getopt module
• 5. glob module
  • 5.1. Quick start
  • 5.2. wildcards
  • 5.3. methods
• 6. itertools
• 7. The os module (and sys, and path)
  • 7.1. Quick start
  • 7.2. Functions
  • 7.3. Cross platform os attributes
  • 7.4. Accessing environment variables
  • 7.5. sys module
  • 7.6. UserDict module
• 8. The pickle module
  • 8.1. Quick start
  • 8.2. Remarks
  • 8.3. todo
  • 8.4. cpickle todo
• 9. The regular expression module
  • 9.1. Quick start
  • 9.2. Matching at the End of a String
  • 9.3. Matching Whole Words
  • 9.4. {n,m} notation for pattern
  • 9.5. Regular Expressions with Inline Comments
  • 9.6. Others
  • 9.7. Summary
  • 9.8. wildcards
  • 9.9. References
• 10. The string module
  • 10.1. Quick start
• 11. The shelve module
• 12. shutil module
  • 12.1. Quick start
  • 12.2. todo
• 13. smtplib module
  • 13.1. Quick start
  • 13.2. RFC2822 compliant message
  • 13.3. todo
• 14. The md5 and sha modules
• 15. The temporary file module
• 16. The time module
  • 16.1. Quick start
• 17. Threading
  • 17.1. Quick Start
  • 17.2. Locking
  • 17.3. Re-Entrant locks
  • 17.4. Using the Threqding module
  • 17.5. Semaphore
  • 17.6. Synchronisation between threads
  • 17.7. Another Threading module example
  • 17.8. Threading
  • 17.9. Others
• 18. Types module
  • 18.1. Quickstart
• 19. Working with XML
  • 19.1. Quick Start
• 20. Web Services
  • 20.1. simulate a web server
• 21. The collections module
  • 21.1. Deque: double-ended queues
  • 21.2. Named Tuples
  • 21.3. todo
• 22. The heapq module
  • 22.1. Other Methods
  • 22.2. todo

23. Bridging other language

• 23.1. Python and C
• 23.2. Python and fortran