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What is the use of phython.And can any body know good documentation about phython.
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Python can be used for pretty much anything any scripting language (Perl, Ruby, PHP, etc.) can be used for. CGI, system administration, and such. It differs from this languages in it's fully object-oriented paradigm and reliance on indentation for code blocks, among other things.

As for documentation, look to the source:
http://www.python.org/doc/
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