Python in a Nutshell, Second Edition (In a Nutshell)
Python in a Nutshell, Second Edition (In a Nutshell)
ISBN: 0596100469
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 203
Pages: 203
Authors: Alex Martelli
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Preface
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions Used in This Book
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Part I: Getting Started with Python
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Python
- 1.1 The Python Language
- 1.2 The Python Standard Library and Extension Modules
- 1.3 Python Implementations
- 1.4 Python Development and Versions
- 1.5 Python Resources
- Chapter 2. Installation
- 2.1 Installing Python from Source Code
- 2.2 Installing Python from Binaries
- 2.3 Installing Jython
- Chapter 3. The Python Interpreter
- 3.1 The python Program
- 3.2 Python Development Environments
- 3.3 Running Python Programs
- 3.4 The Jython Interpreter
- Part II: Core Python Language and Built-ins
- Chapter 4. The Python Language
- 4.1 Lexical Structure
- 4.2 Data Types
- 4.3 Variables and Other References
- 4.4 Expressions and Operators
- 4.5 Numeric Operations
- 4.6 Sequence Operations
- 4.7 Dictionary Operations
- 4.8 The print Statement
- 4.9 Control Flow Statements
- 4.10 Functions
- Chapter 5. Object-Oriented Python
- 5.1 Classic Classes and Instances
- 5.2 New-Style Classes and Instances
- 5.3 Special Methods
- 5.4 Metaclasses
- Chapter 6. Exceptions
- 6.1 The try Statement
- 6.2 Exception Propagation
- 6.3 The raise Statement
- 6.4 Exception Objects
- 6.5 Custom Exception Classes
- 6.6 Error-Checking Strategies
- Chapter 7. Modules
- 7.1 Module Objects
- 7.2 Module Loading
- 7.3 Packages
- 7.4 The Distribution Utilities (distutils)
- Chapter 8. Core Built-ins
- 8.1 Built-in Types
- 8.2 Built-in Functions
- 8.3 The sys Module
- 8.4 The getopt Module
- 8.5 The copy Module
- 8.6 The bisect Module
- 8.7 The UserList, UserDict, and UserString Modules
- Chapter 9. Strings and Regular Expressions
- 9.1 Methods of String Objects
- 9.2 The string Module
- 9.3 String Formatting
- 9.4 The pprint Module
- 9.5 The repr Module
- 9.6 Unicode
- 9.7 Regular Expressions and the re Module
- Part III: Python Library and Extension Modules
- Chapter 10. File and Text Operations
- 10.1 The os Module
- 10.2 Filesystem Operations
- 10.3 File Objects
- 10.4 Auxiliary Modules for File IO
- 10.5 The StringIO and cStringIO Modules
- 10.6 Compressed Files
- 10.7 Text Input and Output
- 10.8 Richer-Text IO
- 10.9 Interactive Command Sessions
- 10.10 Internationalization
- Chapter 11. Persistence and Databases
- 11.1 Serialization
- 11.2 DBM Modules
- 11.3 The Berkeley DB Module
- 11.4 The Python Database API (DBAPI) 2.0
- Chapter 12. Time Operations
- 12.1 The time Module
- 12.2 The sched Module
- 12.3 The calendar Module
- 12.4 The mx.DateTime Module
- Chapter 13. Controlling Execution
- 13.1 Dynamic Execution and the exec Statement
- 13.2 Restricted Execution
- 13.3 Internal Types
- 13.4 Garbage Collection
- 13.5 Termination Functions
- 13.6 Site and User Customization
- Chapter 14. Threads and Processes
- 14.1 Threads in Python
- 14.2 The thread Module
- 14.3 The Queue Module
- 14.4 The threading Module
- 14.5 Threaded Program Architecture
- 14.6 Process Environment
- 14.7 Running Other Programs
- 14.8 The mmap Module
- Chapter 15. Numeric Processing
- 15.1 The math and cmath Modules
- 15.2 The operator Module
- 15.3 The random Module
- 15.4 The array Module
- 15.5 The Numeric Package
- 15.6 Array Objects
- 15.7 Universal Functions (ufuncs)
- 15.8 Optional Numeric Modules
- Chapter 16. Tkinter GUIs
- 16.1 Tkinter Fundamentals
- 16.2 Widget Fundamentals
- 16.3 Commonly Used Simple Widgets
- 16.4 Container Widgets
- 16.5 Menus
- 16.6 The Text Widget
- 16.7 The Canvas Widget
- 16.8 Geometry Management
- 16.9 Tkinter Events
- Chapter 17. Testing, Debugging, and Optimizing
- 17.1 Testing
- 17.2 Debugging
- 17.3 The warnings Module
- 17.4 Optimization
- Part IV: Network and Web Programming
- Chapter 18. Client-Side Network Protocol Modules
- 18.1 URL Access
- 18.2 Email Protocols
- 18.3 The HTTP and FTP Protocols
- 18.4 Network News
- 18.5 Telnet
- 18.6 Distributed Computing
- Chapter 19. Sockets and Server-Side Network Protocol Modules
- 19.1 The socket Module
- 19.2 The SocketServer Module
- 19.3 Event-Driven Socket Programs
- Chapter 20. CGI Scripting and Alternatives
- 20.1 CGI in Python
- 20.2 Cookies
- 20.3 Other Server-Side Approaches
- Chapter 21. MIME and Network Encodings
- 21.1 Encoding Binary Data as Text
- 21.2 MIME and Email Format Handling
- Chapter 22. Structured Text: HTML
- 22.1 The sgmllib Module
- 22.2 The htmllib Module
- 22.3 The HTMLParser Module
- 22.4 Generating HTML
- Chapter 23. Structured Text: XML
- 23.1 An Overview of XML Parsing
- 23.2 Parsing XML with SAX
- 23.3 Parsing XML with DOM
- 23.4 Changing and Generating XML
- Part V: Extending and Embedding
- Chapter 24. Extending and Embedding Classic Python
- 24.1 Extending Python with Python s C API
- 24.2 Extending Python Without Python s C API
- 24.3 Embedding Python
- Chapter 25. Extending and Embedding Jython
- 25.1 Importing Java Packages in Jython
- 25.2 Embedding Jython in Java
- 25.3 Compiling Python into Java
- Chapter 26. Distributing Extensions and Programs
- 26.1 Python s distutils
- 26.2 The py2exe Tool
- 26.3 The Installer Tool
- Colophon
- Index
- Index SYMBOL
- Index A
- Index B
- Index C
- Index D
- Index E
- Index F
- Index G
- Index H
- Index I
- Index J
- Index K
- Index L
- Index M
- Index N
- Index O
- Index P
- Index Q
- Index R
- Index S
- Index T
- Index U
- Index V
- Index W
- Index X
- Index Y
Python in a Nutshell, Second Edition (In a Nutshell)
ISBN: 0596100469
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 203
Pages: 203
Authors: Alex Martelli
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