Standard Library Python 3. Directory with examples
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The standard Python library contains hundreds of modules that allow you to interact with the operating system, interpreter and Internet. All of them are carefully tested and ready for immediate use for the development of applications. In this book, Dag Hellman, an expert on Python, describes all the main sections of the Python 3.X libraries, accompanying the presentation of the material with compact examples of the source code and the results of their implementation. The given examples clearly demonstrate the capabilities of each of the modules offered by the library, and are suitable not only for study, but also for use in real code.
The book contains ready -made examples of a code designed to work with text, data structures, date and time values, file system, processes, streams, e -mail, packages and other resources. A separate section containing links to additional resources is devoted to each module, which makes this book an ideal educational and reference guidance.
The book discusses the new Python 3.X libraries, important functional changes are described and tips for transferring code from the Python 2.X standard library modules to their equivalents in Python 3.X.
The main topics of the book:
Text manipulating using the String, Textwrap, Re (Regular expressions) and Difflib modules
Using data structures: Enum, Collections, Array, Heapq, Queue, Struct, Copy and many others
Elegant and compact implementation of algorithms using the Functools, Itertools and Contextlib modules
Processing of the values of the date and time and the solution of complex mathematical problems
Archives and compression of data
Constant storage and work with databases, including data in JSON, DBM and SQLite formats
Signing and verification of messages with cryptographic means
Management of parallel operations using processes and flows
Testing, debugging, compilation, profiling, localization, import and package of modules
Interaction with the command membranes and the implementation environment
Dag Hellman is currently developing software for cloud computing in Red Hat.
He is a member of the Technical Committee of the International Community OpenStack, takes an active part in the development of many areas of this project, written almost completely in the Python language. He programs on Python since the release of version 1.4, paying the main attention to projects for various platforms in areas such as cartography, banking operations and data centers. Dag - nominated member of the organization Python Software Foundation, whose press secretary was from 2010 to 2012. Former editor -in -chief Python Magazine. It was widely known thanks to the series of articles by Python Module of the Week, which he published on his blog.
2nd edition
The book contains ready -made examples of a code designed to work with text, data structures, date and time values, file system, processes, streams, e -mail, packages and other resources. A separate section containing links to additional resources is devoted to each module, which makes this book an ideal educational and reference guidance.
The book discusses the new Python 3.X libraries, important functional changes are described and tips for transferring code from the Python 2.X standard library modules to their equivalents in Python 3.X.
The main topics of the book:
Text manipulating using the String, Textwrap, Re (Regular expressions) and Difflib modules
Using data structures: Enum, Collections, Array, Heapq, Queue, Struct, Copy and many others
Elegant and compact implementation of algorithms using the Functools, Itertools and Contextlib modules
Processing of the values of the date and time and the solution of complex mathematical problems
Archives and compression of data
Constant storage and work with databases, including data in JSON, DBM and SQLite formats
Signing and verification of messages with cryptographic means
Management of parallel operations using processes and flows
Testing, debugging, compilation, profiling, localization, import and package of modules
Interaction with the command membranes and the implementation environment
Dag Hellman is currently developing software for cloud computing in Red Hat.
He is a member of the Technical Committee of the International Community OpenStack, takes an active part in the development of many areas of this project, written almost completely in the Python language. He programs on Python since the release of version 1.4, paying the main attention to projects for various platforms in areas such as cartography, banking operations and data centers. Dag - nominated member of the organization Python Software Foundation, whose press secretary was from 2010 to 2012. Former editor -in -chief Python Magazine. It was widely known thanks to the series of articles by Python Module of the Week, which he published on his blog.
2nd edition
Author:
Author:Hellman Dag
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6040043-8-8
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