Prior to Microsoft's official line on the Python tutorial documentation , and later even launched a free video tutorial , caused a heated debate, now US National Security Agency (NSA) in Python training documents also disclose online.
Thanks to this public document software engineer Chris Swenson , his Twitter said its proposed Information Security Act (FOIA) request to the NSA, NSA asked for Python training materials, after which he received a 400-page document NSA return . Chris then scan a document to print, and uploaded to the Internet.
NSA training document provides an overview of the Python syntax highlighting some practical modules, as well as the field of application of the language, such as automated tasks, create a Web application or advanced mathematics research, and there are some practical operation projects, generally in line with other Python tutorial similar.
"If you do not know any programming language, Python is a good place to start if you already know another language, then choose Python is also very easy.", NSA represents: "Python is not entirely without frustration and confusion, but I hope you You will encounter these problems after a good use of Python for a long time. "
Here you can view the full documentation:
https://archive.org/details/comp3321/page/n3/mode/2up/search/device