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Jython Reference Summary?

 
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I am new to Jython...is there a reference sheet available for download? I am looking for something similar to that which Groovy has to offer.
 
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Jython is Python for jvm. So you can check up python constructs.
Jython 2.1 should support all python programming constructs upto python 2.1
 
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I knew that Jython is a "JVM" interpretation of Python, but I did not realize that both Python and Jython were the same syntactically. I will find a Python reference.

Thanks for your help!

Josh
 
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If you know groovy , please do discuss the features you are looking for in python. OR if you can contrast them.
 
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kind of a shame that Jython seems to have fallen behind the C implementation of Python, though. version 2.1 was a long time ago in Python terms; i'd hate to be stuck coding for it.
 
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There is some good
news though.
 
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I will review Python a bit more and then I will post my thoughts about additions. I just began to study Jython within the past week. One thing I can say is that I was attracted to Groovy since the syntax was so similar to that of Java. Jython always seemed to have a "different" syntax than Java. This is one of the reasons why I think a reference sheet would assist my efforts.

Thanks for your help...take care.
 
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