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Appendix B Python Reference
As we have introduced a number of Python commands throughout the text, it may be helpful to have the most important ones summarized in a single place. That is the aim of this appendix.
There are many other sources of information about Python and its various modules. NumPy’s
absolute basics for beginners is a good place to start for more information about numpy in particular.
