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My First Python Program

I am very glad today. Because I finally wrote a python program all by myself. I am programming for about 3 years. Of which 2 are using C++ (Old standard and using Turbo C++ IDE ver 3.0 and yet to master Templates and STL. [:-p]) and After starting python using Dive into Python an excellent book by Mark Pilgrim during my 1st year summer vacation, and I only completed Data Structure section. Then I found an excellent Java tutorial by Sang Shin and obtained a certificate by completing First and basic course in Java.

Now I am working with My Friend to develop applications in java. We established a web site already. He started programming when he is in 10, ie. more than 2 years of experience. He has Visual Basic too in his side. Now he is doing with JSP and I am concentrating on Python, Ruby (yet to start) and CSS.

Today My pleasure is that I completed a python program myself. Which is asked to do in 'A byte of Python' by Swaroop.C.H. Which is a command line program; and helps us to organize and store our contacts. But I found many Optimizations, that can be possible, when I wrote the code.
But I decided to do it later and possibly with another version number. It's licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.

All your suggestions are welcome. Also if there is any errors that I don't found, but your seasoned I found and any improvements; all are valuable to me. After a certain period I'll put this into my site.

you can download the sources:
source
and the book it self.
A byte of Python
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contact manager by Arun.K.R is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.




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