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Welcome to the LearningPython wiki!
There are a number of ways to install 3rd-party libraries for Python. Generally, the easiest method is to use a package manager that can also handle the downloading/installation of dependencies (additional libraries that a particular module might depend on). Below are the two standard package managers for Python:
- easy_install - the classic package manager that is part of the setuptools library
- pip, the emerging standard for Python package management
- Chapters 1-3: On your own
- Chapter 4 - Dave Gulliver
- Chapter 5 - Chris Schnaars
- Chapter 6 - ???
- Chapter 7 - ???
- Chapter 8 - ???
- Chapter 9 - ???
- Chapter 10 - ???
- Install/Config (Serdar)
- Python's Interactive Interpreter: A Sandbox for Exploring Data and Code (Serdar)
- Working with CSVs (Serdar)
- Working with Excel (Serdar)
- Working with Databases (Serdar)
- Data Wrangling 101: Scrape, Clean, Output (Serdar) -- Demonstrate how to scrape data from a multi-level website, perform some basic data cleaning and processing, and then output data as CSV and/or insert into a database. Aron Pilhofer has volunteered a test site with data for scraping
- ScraperWiki contains tuts, sample code, and even lets you ask others to write a scraper for you (though why would we ever do that, right?)
- An Introduction to Compassionate Screen Scraping, by Will Larson. This is a very good intro to scraping sites in a responsible way.
- [[Python Recipe: Grab page, scrape table, download file|http://www.palewire.com/posts/2008/04/20/python-recipe-grab-a-page-scrape-a-table-download-a-file/], by Ben Welsh