Python Reference Manual: February 19, 1999, Release 1.5.2

Python Reference Manual describes the Python programming language. In it, you'll find a full discussion of Python's syntax and "core semantics". Written in plain English by Python creator Guido van Rossum, this reference manual is an understandable yet complete overview of the implementation of the popular Python programming language.Covered in the Python Reference Manual are these critical language elements: -- Lexical analysis-- Data model-- Execution model-- Expressions-- Simple statements-- Compound statements-- Top-level componentsCombined with the Python Library Reference (available separately), these two volumes provide all the nitty-gritty detail you need to take advantage of the Python programming language.This volume is designed to be a handy desktop companion, saving you the time and expense of printing the online documentation yourself. It is particularly useful when viewing the online version of the Python Reference Manual is inconvenient.Van Rossum, Guido is the author of 'Python Reference Manual: February 19, 1999, Release 1.5.2', published 1999 under ISBN 9781583483749 and ISBN 1583483748.