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Python tutorial and References
The internet is a great resource for information on python. Here are a few links to get you started:- The python documentation page is provided by the official python webpage
- Python 2.7 Documentation
- This python link may be useful for Mac users
- A Python 2.7 Programming Tutorial and quick reference developed by John Shipman at New Mexico Tech.
- The Astropy python astronomy package
- The APLpy astronomy python plotting package
- The Astropython community knowledge base
- Useful material from a Harvard/CfA Python Astronomy Workshop
