Does anyone know a good Python reference guide?

[lifelike27]

I'm looking for one updated for 3.2

I got a copy of David Beazley's Essential Reference (4th edition): http://goo.gl/jCU8F
However it's using 2.6 for referencing.

Any ideas?

Thanks guys!

[sexybeast099]

The one I've always used is Dive Into Python. The main one was last updated in 2004, but this one is updated for Python 3:

http://www.diveintopython3.org/

EDIT: Try looking at the Ubuntu Forums page on learning Python as well, located here. (source)

[lifelike27]

The one I've always used is Dive Into Python. The main one was last updated in 2004, but this one is updated for Python 3:

http://www.diveintopython3.org/

That's interesting. It looks like it's the second part to the current Python guide I'm following. I'll check it out at my local lib.

If anyone knows of other great material, I would gladly check it out.

[Tony Flury]

Always good to use the official documentation.

http://docs.python.org/py3k/