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@easyaspython End-to-end Python Dane Hillard, PhillyPUG 2023-04-27

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@easyaspython Before writing this foreword, I had one simple question to ask—can I use the knowledge from this book to modernize some of my own projects? …I’m pleased to report that I learned a lot from this book. …a practical guide to what’s possible. —David Beazley

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