Python is a general purpose, object-oriented programming language that has achieved popularity because of its readability and clear syntax. Guido van Rossum created Python in late 1980s. It is a ‘high level’ scripting language used by most programmers for its simplicity of use. Python can be written once and run on any computer. It’s a ‘multi paradigm programming language’ compatible with many other programming languages such as .NET, CORBA, Java, Perl.

• Python Programming Language: Link to the official website of the Python programming language that has everything that you need to know about the language.

• GIMP-Python: A document that outlines the interfaces to GIMP Python.

• How-to install Python for Unix/Windows: A complete how-to guide for installing Python for Unix to Windows migration.

• Python 2.0: A detailed online tutorial for Python 2.0 programming language.

• py2exe: Tutorial for py2exe, a distutils extension that converts Python scripts into executable Windows programs.

• Python Programming Course for Scientists: A link to an online Python programming course, specially designed for non-professional scientists so that they can control their computers for their research.

• Python Lessons: The link leads to online lessons that teach Python programming language.

• Python vs Perl: A detailed comparison between the Python and the Perl programming language.

• Why choose Python?: Why choose Python over other scripting languages? If you want to know the answer, then follow the link.

• Dive into Python: A free download link to the well-known ‘Dive into Python’ book, specially written for experienced programmers.

• Python/Unix Tutorial: An online tutorial that covers the basics of working in a Unix/Python environment.

• Macpython: An online resource guiding how to integrate Python into Macintosh environment.

• Common Python Pitfalls: A document that discusses the common pitfalls that a programmer may face while running Python scripts under Windows.

• Python v2.6.5: A link that leads to everything and anything that you want to know about Python v2.6.5.

• Python with Ubuntu: A how-to guide for programming Python with Ubuntu.

• Python Essentials: List of links leading to essential Python resources.

• Biography: A link to the biography of the creator of Python, Guido van Rossum.

• History of Python: A link to the history of the Python programming language.

• Python Imaging Library: List of links that lead to free download of Python Imaging Library (PIL).

• Python 3.1: A link to an introduction to Python 3.1 for beginners.

• Basics of Python: A beginners Python tutorial course that attempts to teach basics of the programming language.

• Advanced Python Course: Link to an online advanced Python course for professional programmers.

• Use of Numeric Arrays in Python: An online Python tutorial for using Numeric arrays in C extensions.

• Tkinter: This link leads to an online tutorial for Tkinter, a Graphical User Interface widget set for Python, and its application.

• wxPython: Link to wxPython GUI, a Python extension module that summarizes the wxWidgets C++ class library.

• pyglet: Free Download link for pyglet, a multimedia library for Python.

• DrPython: A document that provides information for DrPython’s downloads, a highly customizable text editor for writing programs in Python.

• Eric: Want to know everything about Eric, a full featured Python editor? Follow this link.

• NLTK: A link to NLTK, an open source Python module.

• Python Open Source Projects: A lead to open source software projects implemented for or in Python for building data mapping and Web services.

• How Python fits into Web: A link that provides information on how Python fits into the Web.

• TurboGears: A link to the TurboGears tutorial. TurboGears is one of the key web application frameworks written by Python programmers.

• Python Tutorial: A link that leads to the comprehensive online Python programming tutorial.

• Python vs. Java: A link to a document that compares Python with Java.

• Python for Lisp: A link to a short introduction to Python for Lisp programmers.

• Comparison of Scripting Languages: A link that leads to bilateral comparison of all the scripting languages, including Python with other languages.

• Python vs. Lua: A link to detailed comparison between Lua and Python web applications.

• Python vs. Lisp: A link to a document that comprehensively compares Python with Lisp.

• Python for Research: A link to document that enlists ten reasons why Python is best for Research.

• Python trends: A link that highlights the ups and downs of Python programming language.

• Python vs. PHP: A link to the comparison between Python and PHP language.

• Python vs. Ruby: A link to the detailed comparison of the languages, Python and Ruby.

• Python vs. Perl vs. Ruby: Python vs Perl vs Ruby, comparative analysis of all the three programming languages.

• Python-excel: A website that contains excellent information about how to use excel files with Python.

• HTML with Python: A link to a website that describes HTML processing in Python programming language.

• pymps: A download link for pymps – a PYthon Music Playing System.

• Ounk: A link to the installation instructions for Ounk, Python’s audio scripting environment.

• Python Software Applications: A link to list of software applications written in Python programming language.

• Python with CGI: A link to an introductory course on how to use Python with CGI.

• Jython: A link to a document on Jython - a high level, object oriented language - Python written with Java

• IronPython: A link to IronPython, an implementation of Python running under .NET and Silverlight.

• Stackless Python: A link to Stackless Python, an improved version of Python programming language that avoids depending on C call stack for its own stack.

• pypy: A link to pypy, an implementation of Python programming language and its download link.

• Python with XML: This link aims to introduce the basic concept on how to use Python for processing XML data.