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Does anyone know anywhere there's a wide collection of python source code on the net with decent documentation? If so can someone post it up here, thanks.

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Perhaps the Python Standard Library? Or are you looking for something more specific?

zenazn
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you can find a huge number of python libraries at the cheese shop.

Autoplectic
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I am not sure what you meant by "source code"? Source code of Python libraries or code examples and recipes?

Well the link to Python STL is great (@zenazn).

In addition to that if you are looking for specific issues and their solutions and recipes, I will suggest:

  1. http://code.activestate.com/recipes/langs/python/
  2. Stack overflow itself.

Though you won't find much documentation at these sources, but that is supplemented by great answers, comments and discussions.

JV
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I like:

orip