== Incomplete !! ==
== Recomended Reading ==
=== Lutz & Ascher, "Learning Python" O'Reilly Media inc. (Edition 2 or greater) ===
The 2^nd ^edition is quite old, but everything you need to know about Python to be productive in {{{ScrumPy}}} can be found here. More recent versions are, of course, fine

=== The Python website ===
The official Python documentation can be found [[http://docs.python.org/tutorial/index.html|here]]. This tutorial moves quite rapidly, and in later sections assumes some knowledge of computer science/programming. Remember, you don't need to be a programmer to use {{{ScrumPy}}} (and learning to use {{{ScrumPy}}} is not at all the same thing as learning programming !).

==== Why Python ? ====
==== Knowing syntax vs programming ====
==== Inbuilt types and classes ====
int, float, str, list and dict

==== Classes and sub-classes ====
==== Repetiton and Decisions ====
==== Functions ====
==== Modules and Packages ====
==== Standard libraries ====
Not all of them ! In practice math and random are the most commonly with {{{ScrumPy}}}. sys and os are also useful  - any other suggestions ?