Python Advanced

Python Advanced

written by sean base on following books

Github | https://github.com/newsteinking/HIGH_pythonadvanced

• Part 1: Getting Started with Python
  • Chapter 0: About
    • Thanks to
    • SEAN's Paradise
  • chapter 1: Talking to Your Computer
    • 1.1 Understanding Why You Want to Talk to Your Computer
    • 1.2 Defining What an Application Is
    • 1.3 Understanding Why Python is So Cool
  • chapter 2: Getting Your Own Copy of Python
    • 2.1 Downloading the Version You Need
    • 2.2 Installing Python
    • 2.3 Accessing Python on Your Machine
    • 2.4 Testing Your Installation
  • chapter 3: Interacting with Python
    • 3.1 Opening the Command Line
    • 3.2 Typing a Command
    • 3.3 Using Help
    • 3.4 Closing the Command Line
  • chapter 4: Writing Your First Application
    • 4.1 Understanding the Integrated DeveLopment Environment
    • 4.2 Starting IDLE
    • 4.3 Creating the Application
    • 4.4 Running the Application
    • 4.5 Understanding the Use of Indentation
    • 4.6 Adding Comments
    • 4.7 Loading and Running Existing Applications
    • 4.8 Closing IDLE
• Part 2: Talking the Talk.
  • chapter 5: Storing and Modifying Information
    • 5.1 Storing Information
    • 5.2 Defining the Essential Python Data Types
    • 5.3 Working with Dates and Times
  • chapter 6: Managing Information
    • 6.1 Controlling How Python Views Data
    • 6.2 Working with Operators
    • 6.3 Creating and Using Functions
    • 6.4 Getting User Input
  • chapter 7: Making Decisions
    • 7.1 Making Simple Decisions Using the if Statement
    • 7.2 Choosing Alternatives Using the if...else Statement
    • 7.3 Using Nested Decision Statements
  • chapter 8: Performing Repetitive Tasks
    • 8.1 Processing Data Using the for Statement
    • 8.2 Processing Data Using the while Statement
    • 8.3 Nesting Loop Statements
  • chapter 9: Dealing with Errors
    • 9.1 Knowing Why Python Doesn’t Understand You
    • 9.2 Considering the Sources of Errors
    • 9.3 Catching Exceptions
    • 9.4 Raising Exceptions
    • 9.5 Creating and Using Custom Exceptions
    • 9.6 Using the finally Clause
• Part 3: Performing Common Tasks
  • chapter 10: Interacting with Modules
    • 10.1 Creating Code Groupings
    • 10.2 Importing Modules
    • 10.3 Finding Modules on Disk
    • 10.4 Viewing the Module Content
    • 10.5 Using the Python Module Documentation
  • chapter 11: Working with Strings
    • 11.1 Understanding That Strings Are Different
    • 11.2 Creating Stings with Special Characters
    • 11.3 Selecting Individual Characters
    • 11.4 Slicing and Dicing Strings
    • 11.5 Locating a Value in a String
    • 11.6 Formatting Strings
  • chapter 12: Managing Lists
    • 12.1 Organizing Information in an Application
    • 12.2 Creating Lists
    • 12.3 Accessing Lists
    • 12.4 Looping Through Lists
    • 12.5 Modifying Lists
    • 12.6 Searching Lists
    • 12.7 Sorting Lists
    • 12.8 Working with the Counter Object
  • chapter 13: Collecting All Sorts of Data
    • 13.1 Understanding Collections
    • 13.2 Working with Tuples
    • 13.3 Working with Dictionaries
    • 13.4 Creating Stacks Using Lists
    • 13.5 Working with queues
    • 13.6 Working with deques
  • chapter 14: Creating and Using Classes
    • 14.1 Understanding the Class as a Packaging Method
    • 14.2 Considering the Parts of a Class
    • 14.3 Creating a Class
    • 14.4 Using the Class in an Application
    • 14.5 Extending Classes to Make New Classes
• Part 4: Performing Advanced Tasks
  • chapter 15: Storing Data in Files
    • 15.1 Understanding How Permanent Storage Works
    • 15.2 Creating Content for Permanent Storage
    • 15.3 Creating a File
    • 15.4 Reading File Content
    • 15.5 Updating File Content
    • 15.6 Deleting a File
  • chapter 16: Sending an E-Mail
    • 16.1 Understanding What Happens When You Send E-Mail
    • 16.2 Creating the E-mail Message
• Part 5: The Part of Tens
  • chapter 17: Ten Amazing Programming Resources
    • 17.1 Working with the Python Documentation Online
    • 17.2 Using the LearnPython.org Tutorial
    • 17.3 Performing Web Programming Using Python
    • 17.4 Getting Additional Libraries
    • 17.5 Creating Applications Faster Using an IDE
    • 17.6 Checking Your Syntax with Greater Ease
    • 17.7 Using XML to Your Advantage
    • 17.8 Getting Past the Common Python Newbie Errors
    • 17.9 Understanding Unicode
    • 17.10 Making Your Python Application Fast
  • chapter 18: Ten Ways to Make a Living with Py thon
    • 18.1 Working in QA
    • 18.2 Becoming the IT Staff for a Smaller Organization
    • 18.3 Performing Specialty Scripting for Applications
    • 18.4 Administering a Network
    • 18.5 Teaching Programming Skills
    • 18.6 Helping People Decide on Location
    • 18.7 Performing Data Mining
    • 18.8 Interacting with Embedded Systems
    • 18.9 Carrying Out Scientific Tasks
    • 18.10 Performing Real-Time Analysis of Data
  • chapter 19: Ten Interesting Tools
    • 19.1 Tracking Bugs with Roundup Issue Tracker
    • 19.2 Creating a Virtual Environment Using VirtualEnv
    • 19.3 Installing Your Application Using PyInstaller
    • 19.4 Building Developer Documentation Using pdoc
    • 19.5 Developing Application Code Using Komodo Edit
    • 19.6 Debugging Your Application Using pydbgr
    • 19.7 Entering an Interactive Environment using IPython
    • 19.8 Testing Python Applications using PyUnit
    • 19.9 Tidying Your Code Using Isort
    • 19.10 Providing Version Control Using Mercurial
  • chapter 20: Ten Libraries You Need to Know About
    • 20.1 Developing a Secure Environment Using PyCrypto
    • 20.2 Interacting with Databases Using SQLAlchemy
    • 20.3 Seeing the World Using Google Maps
    • 20.4 Adding a Graphical User Interface Using TkInter
    • 20.5 Providing a Nice Tabular Data Presentation Using PrettyTable
    • 20.6 Enhancing Your Application with Sound Using PyAudio
    • 20.7 Manipulating Images using PyQtGraph
    • 20.8 Locating Your Information Using IRLib
    • 20.9 Creating an Interoperable Java Environment Using JPype
    • 20.10 Accessing Local Network Resources Using Twisted Matrix
    • 20.11 Accessing Internet Resources Using Libraries