Python notes
Topics Covered:
- Introduction
- Application areas of Python
- Features of Python
- Limitations of Python
- Flavours of Python
- Python Versions
- Identifiers
- Reserved Words
- Data types
- Typecasting
Python e-book
Chapter 1: Getting started with Python Language - This chapter provides an introduction to Python, including its history, installation, and basic features.
Chapter 2: *args and **kwargs - This chapter covers how to use *args and **kwargs to pass variable-length argument lists to functions.
Chapter 3: 2to3 tool - This chapter explains how to use the 2to3 tool to convert Python 2 code to Python 3.
Chapter 4: Abstract Base Classes (abc) - This chapter covers how to use abstract base classes to define and enforce interfaces in Python.
Chapter 5: Abstract syntax tree - This chapter explains what the abstract syntax tree (AST) is and how it can be used in Python.
Chapter 6: Accessing Python source code and bytecode - This chapter covers how to access Python source code and bytecode using various tools and techniques.
Chapter 7: Alternatives to switch statement from other languages - This chapter explores alternatives to the switch statement that is available in other programming languages.
Chapter 8: ArcPy - This chapter covers how to use the ArcPy module to work with geographic data in Python.
Chapter 9: Arrays - This chapter explains how to use arrays in Python and the differences between arrays and lists.
Chapter 10: Asyncio Module - This chapter covers the asyncio module, which provides an infrastructure for writing asynchronous code in Python.
Chapter 11: Attribute Access - This chapter explains how attribute access works in Python and how it can be used to control access to an object's attributes.
Chapter 12: Audio - This chapter covers how to work with audio files in Python using various modules.
Chapter 13: Basic Curses with Python - This chapter explains how to use the curses library to create text-based user interfaces in Python.
Chapter 14: Basic Input and Output - This chapter covers the basics of input and output in Python, including reading and writing files.
Chapter 15: Binary Data - This chapter explains how to work with binary data in Python, including reading and writing binary files.
Chapter 16: Bitwise Operators - This chapter covers how to use bitwise operators in Python to manipulate binary data.
Chapter 17: Boolean Operators - This chapter covers the Boolean operators in Python, including AND, OR, and NOT.
Chapter 18: Call Python from C# - This chapter explains how to call Python code from a C# program using the Python.NET library.
Chapter 19: Checking Path Existence and Permissions - This chapter covers how to check the existence and permissions of files and directories in Python.
Chapter 20: ChemPy - python package - This chapter covers how to use the ChemPy package to work with chemistry-related data in Python.
Chapter 21: Classes - This chapter covers the basics of classes in Python, including how to define classes, create instances, and use inheritance.
Chapter 22: CLI subcommands with precise help output - This chapter explains how to create command-line interface (CLI) subcommands with precise help output using the argparse module.
Chapter 23: Code blocks, execution frames, and namespaces - This chapter covers the concepts of code blocks, execution frames, and namespaces in Python.
Chapter 24: Collections module - This chapter covers the collections module, which provides specialized data structures in Python, such as named tuples and dequeues.
Chapter 25: Comments and Documentation - This chapter covers how to use comments and documentation in Python code to improve readability and maintainability.
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