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 * ["Applications"] - a list of Python-based applications
 * ["UsefulModules"] - libraries, modules and packages
 * ["PublishingPythonModules"] - places where modules are often publicised
 * [http://www.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge] hosts open source Python-based software projects:
   * Browse for projects written on [http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=178 Python]
 * [http://pythonsource.com Python Source] is a directory of open source python projects.
 * [[Applications]] - a list of Python-based applications
 * [[UsefulModules]] - libraries, modules and packages
 * [[PublishingPythonModules]] - places where modules are often publicised
 * [[http://www.sourceforge.net/|SourceForge]] hosts open source Python-based software projects:
   * Browse for projects written on [[http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=178|Python]]
 * [[http://pythonsource.com|Python Source]] is a directory of open source python projects.
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 * ["Code"] - a list of small code fragments
 * [http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Python/Cookbook/ The Python Cookbook] - a site with pieces of code, rated and commented
 * [[Code]] - a list of small code fragments
 * [[http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Python/Cookbook/|The Python Cookbook]] - a site with pieces of code, rated and commented
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 * ["CodingProjectIdeas"] - a list of ideas for projects of various sizes  * [[CodingProjectIdeas]] - a list of ideas for projects of various sizes

Python Projects

As a programming language, Python is the foundation of many software projects producing things like applications, libraries, modules and packages. Since so many projects exist, it can be difficult to find one which is concentrating on a particular topic of interest, but there are several starting points:

Code Fragments

Useful code does not always exist in the context of a project - smaller fragments may be published in various places:

Ideas for New Projects

Sometimes there is no project addressing a certain need, or perhaps a project has been started and requires help to reach its objectives.

Statistics on Projects

For those who like statistics, some resources exist cataloguing the size and popularity of some Python projects:

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