Language: English Format: CHM Author: Mark Lutz, David Ascher File size: 953.07 KB Publisher: O'Reilly Publish date: April 1999 IT Books in Amazon
This book provides a quick introduction to the Python programming language. Python is a popular object-oriented language used for both standalone programs and scripting applications in a variety of domains. It's free, portable, powerful, and remarkably easy to use. Whether you're new to programming or a professional developer, this book's goal is to bring you up to speed on the core Python language in a hurry. Before we jump into details, we'd like to use this preface to say a few words about the book's design.
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Table of contents I: The Core Language 1. Getting Started 1.1 Why Python? 1.2 How to Run Python Programs 1.3 A First Look at Module Files 1.4 Python Configuration Details 1.5 Summary 1.6 Exercises 2. Types and Operators 2.1 Python Program Structure 2.2 Why Use Built-in Types? 2.3 Numbers 2.4 Strings 2.5 Lists 2.6 Dictionaries 2.7 Tuples 2.8 Files 2.9 General Object Properties 2.10 Built-in Type Gotchas 2.11 Summary 2.12 Exercises 3. Basic Statements 3.1 Assignment 3.2 Expressions 3.3 Print 3.4 if Tests 3.5 while Loops 3.6 for Loops 3.7 Common Coding Gotchas 3.8 Summary 3.9 Exercises 4. Functions 4.1 Why Use Functions? 4.2 Function Basics 4.3 Scope Rules in Functions 4.4 Argument Passing 4.5 Odds and Ends 4.6 Function Gotchas 4.7 Summary 4.8 Exercises 5. Modules 5.1 Why Use Modules? 5.2 Module Basics 5.3 Module Files Are Namespaces 5.4 Import Model 5.5 Reloading Modules 5.6 Odds and Ends 5.7 Module Gotchas 5.8 Summary 5.9 Exercises 6. Classes 6.1 Why Use Classes? 6.2 Class Basics 6.3 Using the Class Statement 6.4 Using Class Methods 6.5 Inheritance Searches Namespace Trees 6.6 Operator Overloading in Classes 6.7 Namespace Rules: The Whole Story 6.8 Designing with Classes 6.9 Odds and Ends 6.10 Class Gotchas 6.11 Summary 6.12 Exercises 7. Exceptions 7.1 Why Use Exceptions? 7.2 Exception Basics 7.3 Exception Idioms 7.4 Exception Catching Modes 7.5 Odds and Ends 7.6 Exception Gotchas 7.7 Summary 7.8 Exercises II: The Outer Layers 8. Built-in Tools 8.1 Aside: The sys Module 8.2 Built-in Functions 8.3 Library Modules 8.4 Exercises 9. Common Tasks in Python 9.1 Data Structure Manipulations 9.2 Manipulating Files 9.3 Manipulating Programs 9.4 Internet-Related Activities 9.5 Bigger Examples 9.6 Exercises 10. Frameworks and Applications 10.1 An Automated Complaint System 10.2 Interfacing with COM: Cheap Public Relations 10.3 A Tkinter-Based GUI Editor for Managing Form Data 10.4 Design Considerations 10.5 JPython: The Felicitous Union of Python and Java 10.6 Other Frameworks and Applications 10.7 Exercises III: Appendixes A. Python Resources A.1 The Python Language Web Site A.2 Python Software A.3 Python Documentation and Books A.4 Newsgroups, Discussion Groups, and Email Help A.5 Conferences A.6 Support Companies, Consultants, Training A.7 Tim Peters B. Platform-Specific Topics B.1 Unix B.2 Windows-Specific Information B.3 Macintosh-Specific Information B.4 Java B.5 Other Platforms C. Solutions to Exercises C.1 Chapter 1 C.2 Chapter 2 C.3 Chapter 3 C.4 Chapter 4 C.5 Chapter 5 C.6 Chapter 6 C.7 Chapter 7 C.8 Chapter 8 C.9 Chapter 9 C.10 Chapter 10
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