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Concise Python tutorial Swaroop, C. H. Shen Jieyuan translation

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A Byte of Python

copyright©2003-2005 Swaroop C H

A Concise Python tutorial

The

concise Python tutorial is the only specified Simplified Chinese translation of "A Byte of Python", copyright ©2005 Shen Jieyuan

This book is published in accordance with the authoring common Agreement (Attribution-Non-derivative works-non-commercial use) .

Profile

Whether you're new to a computer or an experienced programmer, this book will help you learn how to use the Python language.

Catalog table

Objective

readers of this book

The origin of the book

The

current state of the book

official website

agreed terms

Welcome to my feedback

something worth thinking about.

1. Introduction

Introduction

features of Python

Summarize

Why not use Perl?

Programmer's Words

2. Install Python

Linux and BSD users

windows® Users

Summarize

3. The initial steps

Introduction

using an interpreter with a prompt

Pick an editor

working with source files

Output

How it works

executable Python program

Get help

Summarize

4. Basic Concepts

constants in literal sense

number

string

variables

name of the identifier

Data Type

Object

Output

How it works

logical lines vs. physical lines

Indent in

Summarize

5. Operators and expressions

Introduction

operator

Operator Precedence

Calculation Order

Binding Law

An expression

using an expression

Summarize

6. Control Flow

Introduction

If statement

using the IF statement

How it works

While

statement

using

the while statement

For

Loop

using

the For statement

Break

Statement

using

the break statement

Continue statements

using the Continue statement

Summarize

7. Functions

Introduction

Defining Functions

function Formal Parameters

using function Parameters

Local Variables

using local Variables

using the global statement

Default parameter values

using default parameter values

Key Parameters

using key parameters

Return Statement

use a literal statement

docstrings

using Docstrings

Summarize

8. Module

Introduction

using the SYS module

byte-compiled. pyc Files

From

.. Import Statement

__name__ of the module

using the __name__ of the module

make your own module

Create your own module

From

.. Import

dir () function

using the Dir function

Summarize

9. Data structure

Introduction

List

Quick Start for objects and classes

Working with lists

Meta-group

working with tuples

tuples and Print Statements

Dictionary

Using Dictionaries

sequence

using sequences

Reference

objects and references

the contents of more strings

method of String

Summarize

10. Solve the problem-write a Python script

problem

Solution

Solutions

Version One

version Two

version Three

version Four

further optimization

Software Development Process

Summarize

11. Object-Oriented Programming

Introduction

Self

class

Create a class

methods of the object

ways to use objects

__init__ Method

using the __init__ method

variables for classes and objects

variables that use classes and objects

Inheritance

using inheritance

Summarize

12. Input/Output

file

Working with Files

storage Device

store and Fetch storage

Summarize

13. Exceptions

Error

Try: Except

Handling Exceptions

Throw Exception

How to throw an exception

Try: Finally

Use finally

Summarize

Python Standard library

Introduction

SYS module

command-line arguments

more Sys's content

OS module

Summarize

15. More Python Content

a special method

Single statement block

List Synthesis

Use list synthesis

receiving tuples and lists in a function

Lambda Form

Use lambda form

EXEC and eval statements

Assert Statement

repr function

Summarize

16. What to learn next?

Graphics Software

GUI Tools Overview

Explore more content

Summarize

A. Free/Open source software (FLOSS)

B. About the book

PostScript

about the author

about Translators

about Simplified Chinese translation

C. Revision history

Timetable

List of terms

Form

5.1 Operators and their usage

5.2 Operator Precedence

15.1 Some special methods

Example

3.1 Using a Python interpreter with a prompt

3.2 Using source files

4.1 Using variables and literal constants

5.1 Using an expression

6.1 Using the IF statement

6.2 Using the While statement

6.3 Using the For statement

6.4 Using the break statement

6.5 Using the Continue statement

7.1 Defining functions

7.2 Using function parameters

7.3 Using local Variables

7.4 Using the global statement

7.5 Using default parameter values

7.6 Using key parameters

7.7 Using a literal statement

7.8 using docstrings

8.1 Using the SYS module

8.2 Using the __name__ of the module

8.3 How to create your own module

8.4 Using the Dir function

9.1 Using the list

9.2 Using tuples

9.3 Using meta-group output

9.4 Using Dictionaries

9.5 Using sequences

9.6 Objects and references

10.1 Backup Scripts--Version One

10.2 Backup Scripts--Version Two

10.3 Backup Scripts--version three (not working!) ）

10.4 Backup Scripts--version Four

11.1 Creating a class

11.2 Ways to use objects

11.3 Using the __init__ method

11.4 Using variables for classes and objects

11.5 Using inheritance

12.1 Working with files

12.2 Storage and Collection

13.1 Handling Exceptions

13.2 How to throw an exception

14.1 Using SYS.ARGV

15.1 Use list synthesis

15.2 using lambda form

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