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As the students used to say to Mr. Kotter Welcome back welcome back welcome back. In our previous article we talked some more about how to manipulate strings in Python leaving off with indexing and slicing. Here we will pick up again with slicing using it to change the contents of a string….
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Introducing WSGI: Python’s Secret Web Weapon, Part Two
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw October 4th, 2006 in tutorials, pythonIn Part Two, James Gardner completes his introduction of WSGI, the new Python standard for building reusable web-framework components.
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