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Author(s): David Beazley
ISBN(s): 9780735710917, 0735710910
Edition: 2nd ed
File Details: PDF, 2.49 MB
Year: 2001
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0735710910

ISBN 13: 978-0735710917

Author: David Beazley

Python Essential Reference, Second Edition, is the definitive guide to the Python programming language. Designed for programmers, it covers the core language, more than 100 modules in the standard library, and the techniques used to extend Python with compiled procedures in C or C++. Coverage expands upon and clarifies existing Python documentation – especially for advanced topics, including operating system interfaces, threads, network programming, and Unicode.

Concise, to the point, and extensively indexed, readers will find this volume packed with information not previously available in any other single reference source. Updated for Python 2.1, it is a must-have for any serious programmer wanting to develop advanced Python applications.

As a comprehensive reference to the Python programming language, this book will help you:

  • Learn about the features in Python 2.0 and 2.1
  • Master the details of Python types, operators, and the execution model
  • Discover the details of Unicode and internationalization support
  • Learn the details of operating system interfaces, threads, and network-programming modules
  • Build C/C++ extensions to Python
  • Make effective use of the Python library
  • Find the information you need to start developing advanced Python applications

Table of contents: 

  1. Copyright

  2. About the Author

  3. About the Technical Reviewers

  4. Acknowledgments

  5. Tell Us What You Think

  6. Introduction

  7. A Tutorial Introduction

  8. Running Python

  9. Variables and Arithmetic Expressions

  10. Conditionals

  11. File Input and Output

  12. Strings

  13. Lists and Tuples

  14. Loops

  15. Dictionaries

  16. Functions

  17. Classes

  18. Exceptions

  19. Modules

  20. Lexical Conventions and Syntax

  21. Line Structure and Indentation

  22. Identifiers and Reserved Words

  23. Literals

  24. Operators, Delimiters, and Special Symbols

  25. Documentation Strings

  26. Types and Objects

  27. Terminology

  28. Object Identity and Type

  29. Reference Counting and Garbage Collection

  30. References and Copies

  31. Built-in Types

  32. Special Methods

  33. Performance and Memory Considerations

  34. Operators and Expressions

  35. Operations on Numbers

  36. Operations on Sequences

  37. Operations on Dictionaries

  38. Augmented Assignment

  39. The Attribute (.) Operator

  40. Type Conversion

  41. Unicode Strings

  42. Boolean Expressions and Truth Values

  43. Object Equality and Identity

  44. Order of Evaluation

  45. Control Flow

  46. Conditionals

  47. Loops

  48. Exceptions

  49. Defining New Exceptions

  50. Assertions and debug

  51. Functions and Functional Programming

  52. Functions

  53. Parameter Passing and Return Values

  54. Scoping Rules

  55. Recursion

  56. The apply() Function

  57. The lambda Operator

  58. map(), zip(), reduce(), and filter()

  59. List Comprehensions

  60. eval(), exec, execfile(), and compile()

  61. Classes and Object-Oriented Programming

  62. The class Statement

  63. Class Instances

  64. Reference Counting and Instance Destruction

  65. Inheritance

  66. Polymorphism

  67. Information Hiding

  68. Operator Overloading

  69. Classes, Types, and Membership Tests

  70. Modules and Packages

  71. Modules

  72. The Module Search Path

  73. Module Loading and Compilation

  74. Module Reloading

  75. Packages

  76. Input and Output

  77. Reading Options and Environment Variables

  78. Files

  79. Standard Input, Output, and Error

  80. The print Statement

  81. Persistence

  82. Unicode I/O

  83. Execution Environment

  84. Interpreter Options and Environment

  85. Interactive Sessions

  86. Launching Python Applications

  87. Site Configuration Files

  88. Enabling Future Features

  89. Program Termination

  90. The Python Library

  91. Built-in Functions and Exceptions

  92. Python Services

  93. Mathematics

  94. String Handling

  95. Data Management and Object Persistence

  96. Operating System Services

  97. Threads

  98. Network Programming

  99. Internet Data Handling and Encoding

  100. Restricted Execution

  101. Miscellaneous Modules

  102. The Python Debugger

  103. The Python Profiler

  104. Undocumented Modules

  105. Extending and Embedding Python

  106. Enabling Optional Modules

  107. Compilation of Extensions

  108. Converting Data from Python to C

  109. Converting Data from C to Python

  110. Error Handling

  111. Reference Counting

  112. Calling Python from C

  113. Abstract Object Layer

  114. Low-Level Functions on Built-in Types

  115. Defining New Types

  116. Special Methods for Types

  117. Threads

  118. Embedding

  119. Extension Building Tools

  120. Summary of Changes

  121. Python 1.6

  122. Python 2.0

  123. Python 2.1

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