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Fri, 01 Aug 2003
Python Standard Libraries broken down by version
Fredrik Lundh posted a list of the various modules that were added between the last few releases of Python. By the length of the lists, it looks like Python 2.3 is a pretty major upgrade in the library arena. For someone like me, this is a great help to understanding what's in what version. I keep putting 2.2 stuff in to pyblosxom and Wari has to keep cleaning it up so it runs on 2.1. He's really going to be upset once I get 2.3 installed...
While you're at Fredrik's page, check out his "Stupid element tricks" posts as well.
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