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Introduction
What is Python?
The very Basics of Python
Invoking Python
Basic Principles of Python
Basic Core Language
Modules
Object Oriented Programming
Namespaces and Variable Scoping
Exception Handling
String Data
String Constants
Special Characters and Raw Strings
Unicode Strings
String Operations
Concatenation
Repetition
Indexing and Slicing
Functions and Methods for Character Strings
Numeric Data
Types of Numeric Data
Hexadecimal and Octal Constants
Numeric Operators
Functions for Numeric Data
Conversion of Scalar Types
Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries
List Data
List Indexing and Slicing
List Operators
Concatenation
Repetition
The
in
operator
Functions and Methods for Lists
Tuple Objects
Operators and Indexing for Tuples
Functions and Methods for Tuples
Dictionaries
Functions and Methods for Dictionaries
Input and Output
The
print
command
Formatting Strings
Using Names in Format Strings
File Objects
Methods for Reading
Methods for Writing
``Printing'' to a File
Other Methods
File Object Variables
Standard Input and Output Streams
Pipes
Programming
Assignments
Indentation
Truth, Falsehood and Logical Operators
if
statement
for
loops
for
loops and the
range
function
while
loops
Control in Loops:
break
and
continue
List Comprehensions
Functions
Introduction
Scoping: How Python finds your variables
Function Basics
Named Arguments and Default Values
Variable Number of Arguments
Functional Programming, and anonymous functions
Using Modules
Introduction
Namespaces
Functions for working with modules
The
string
module
String Constants
Functions in the
string
module
The
re
module: Regular Expressions
Introduction to Regular Expressions
Constructing Regular Expressions
Compiling Regular Expressions
Finding Regular Expression Matches
Tagging in Regular Expressions
Using Named Groups for Tagging
Greediness of Regular Expressions
Multiple Matches
Substitutions
Operating System Services:
os
and
shutil
modules
Expansion of Filename wildcards - the
glob
module
Information about your Python session - the
sys
module
Copying: the
copy
module
Object Persistence: the
pickle/cPickle
and
shelve
modules
Pickling
The
shelve
module
CGI (Common Gateway Interface): the
cgi
module
Introduction to CGI
Security Concerns
CGI Environmental Variables
Accessing Documents on the Web: the
urllib
module
Exceptions
Introduction
Tracebacks
Dealing with Multiple Exceptions
The Exception Hierarchy
Raising Exceptions
Writing Modules
Introduction
An Example
Test Programs for Modules
Classes and Object Oriented Programming
Operator Overloading
Private Attributes
A First Example of Classes
Inheritance
Adding Methods to the Basic Types
Iterators
About this document ...
Phil Spector 2003-11-12