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Text Processing in Python
This book is ideally suited for programmers who are a little bit familiar with Python, and whose daily tasks involve a fair amount of text processing chores. Programmers who have some background in other programming languages--especially with other 'scripting' languages--should be able to pick up enough Visits: 840 Added On: 19-Jul-2006 Download Text Processing in Python |
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