Python 3.8 : Bases & concrete examples.

by Daniel Meyer

This manual is designed for those who want to learn or want to have a summary of this beautiful and powerful language that is Python. The version 3.8 is presented here, and there is some concret examples throughout this book. The author also has a GitHub page where more stuff is available for free. See this manual as a support easy and quick to consult, whether at home or at the office. Throughout this book, you will see : Basics operations, Variables, Character strings, Lists, Dictionaries, Tuples, Functions, Classes, Python’s builts-in, Conditions : IF...ELIF...ELSE, Exceptions : TRY...EXCEPT...FINALLY et RAISE, Loops, Decorators, Iterators & generators, Reading & writing a text file, The PEP8 convention, Modules, Regular expressions and the RE module, First program, The RANDOM module : random choices, Rock Paper Scissors with RANDOM, Less or More – RANDOM, try & conditions, The DATETIME module : date and time management, The CALENDAR module : calendar management, The FRACTIONS module : managing fractions, The MATH module : manage complex mathematical operations, The STATISTICS module : managing statistical operations, A notepad with Python, The PICKLE module : variables serialization, A telephone directory with PICKLE, The MARSHAL module : variables serialization, The SHELVE module : database introduction, The DBM, DBM.GNU, DBM.NDBM and DBM.DUMB modules : database, The SQLITE3 module : SQLite3 database, The CSV module : tables and spreadsheets, A database manager in SQLite3 with Python, The ITERTOOLS module : more specific features for lists, The OS & SYS module : system access, The CMD module : create a command prompt, The TURTLE module : 2D animation and drawing, The TKINTER module : programmable graphical interface, The THREADING module : parallel programmation / threads, The PY_COMPILE module : compilation of a .py program in .pyc, Introduction to creating a local server in Python, Introduction to creation of a server/client exchange, Create a Windows executable with the CX-FREEZE module.

144 pages, Paperback

Published May 25, 2020

About the author

Daniel Meyer is a born and raised Pennsylvanian who currently resides in the Harrisburg area. He has been writing poetry since December of 2009 and has completed a 365 day poetry project, which he published locally. He has also worked on the following projects: Month of Romance (Feb 2011), National Poetry Writing Month 2011 (Apr 2011), and Story Time Saturday (Fall 2012).

He is currently working on Shorties, a thrice-a-week haiku project that has been running since Oct 2012.