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 BPython : cmdline python interpreter improved (w/ auto-completion, colored syntax,...)
-**3 # is 2 power 3\\
+<code python>
+**3 # is 2 power 3
 type(s) # returns the type of object s
+</code>
-==== mutable types and non-mutable types ====
+=== mutable types and non-mutable types ===
-Basic types are non-mutable: Int, Float, Long, String, Tuple
+Basic types are non-mutable: Int, Float, Long, String, Tuple\\
 Mutable types: List (Array is a type of list)
+<code python>
+b00000001 # represents a binary number
+</code>
+=== Dictionaries ===
+You can put any type of object in a dictionary (not so much as a key, but as a value). A function can be put as a value in a dictionary.
+=== PPrint ===
+A python library for pretty printing.
+=== OOP ===
+<code python>
+# Creating a class
+class Hello:
+    def method(self):
+        return 'hello'
+#  Or the now official way (compatible with python3)
+class Hello(object):
+    pass
+h  = Hello() # Creates an instance of the class Hello
+h.value1 = 23 # adds an attributes to the instance h
+Hello.value2 = 45 # adds an attribute to the class and all its instances.
+</code>
+You can add attributes and methods on the fly.
+=== Pyinotify ===
+A python module for monitoring filesystem changes
+https://github.com/seb-m/pyinotify
+=== Scapy ===
+http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/ \\
+Interactive packet manipulation program