Python Programming for Beginners: A Step By Step Direction for Beginners to Learn Python Coding Well and Fast

✍ Scribed by L Tim, Jame

• Publisher: Independently Published
• Year: 2023
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 116
• Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Chapter: 01
Time and information preserved
Note
map
Note
zip
Comprehensions
Nesting of understandings
Filtering of understanding
Tip
Understandings sets
Generators
Power generation
Beyond the next step
Note
product of verbalization
Expressions for a generator
Python $ sum.example.2.py Extinct
Aspects of Efficiency to Think About
Note
Importing gcd into methods
Translation of Names
Namespace
Built-in generational habits
Just one more case
Summary
Chapter: 02
Advanced Concepts – OOP, Decorators, and Iterators
Class will emerge, or "La classe non è acqua."
Decorators
Tip
Manufacturers of ornament
Aspects of Object-Oriented Coding
Python's smallest class
Namespaces for classes and objects
Shadowing of attributes
oop/class.self.py
Instance initialization
Composition and inheritance
That's how heredity works.
Note
Class-level access
Formatting_ self equals formatting_
Several Inherited Traits
location of definition
Drawing a Polygon on a Plotter
Order of conclusion for methods
Note
Static procedures
Secret strategies and rebranding
oop/private.attrs.py
oop/private.attrs.fixed.py
One hundred times Op1... <- Wohoo! That's much better.
Innocuous element.
Professional interior designer
Overworked operators
An Overview of Polymorphism
Designing your loop
boost StopIteration
Summary