Python: Journey from Novice to Expert

Fabrizio Romano , Dusty Phillips , Rick van Hattem 지음

Packt(GCO Science) 2016년 08월 31일 출간

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▶TABLE of CONTENTS
Module 1: Learning Python
1: INTRODUCTION AND FIRST STEPS ？ TAKE A DEEP BREATH
2: BUILT-IN DATA TYPES
3: ITERATING AND MAKING DECISIONS
4: FUNCTIONS, THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF CODE
5: SAVING TIME AND MEMORY
6: ADVANCED CONCEPTS ？ OOP, DECORATORS, AND ITERATORS
7: TESTING, PROFILING, AND DEALING WITH EXCEPTIONS
8: THE EDGES ？ GUIS AND SCRIPTS
9: DATA SCIENCE
10: WEB DEVELOPMENT DONE RIGHT
11: DEBUGGING AND TROUBLESHOOTING
12: SUMMING UP ？ A COMPLETE EXAMPLE

Module 2: Python 3 Object-Oriented Programming
13: OBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN
14: OBJECTS IN PYTHON
15: WHEN OBJECTS ARE ALIKE
16: EXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED
17: WHEN TO USE OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
18: PYTHON DATA STRUCTURES
19: PYTHON OBJECT-ORIENTED SHORTCUTS
20: STRINGS AND SERIALIZATION
21: THE ITERATOR PATTERN
22: PYTHON DESIGN PATTERNS I
23: PYTHON DESIGN PATTERNS II
24: TESTING OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMS
25: CONCURRENCY

Module 3: Mastering Python
26: GETTING STARTED ？ ONE ENVIRONMENT PER PROJECT
27: PYTHONIC SYNTAX, COMMON PITFALLS, AND STYLE GUIDE
28: CONTAINERS AND COLLECTIONS ？ STORING DATA THE RIGHT WAY
29: FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING ？ READABILITY VERSUS BREVITY
30: DECORATORS ？ ENABLING CODE REUSE BY DECORATING
31: GENERATORS AND COROUTINES ？ INFINITY, ONE STEP AT A TIME
32: ASYNC IO ？ MULTITHREADING WITHOUT THREADS
33: METACLASSES ？ MAKING CLASSES (NOT INSTANCES) SMARTER
34: DOCUMENTATION ？ HOW TO USE SPHINX AND RESTRUCTUREDTEXT
35: TESTING AND LOGGING ？ PREPARING FOR BUGS
36: DEBUGGING ？ SOLVING THE BUGS
37: PERFORMANCE ？ TRACKING AND REDUCING YOUR MEMORY AND CPU USAGE
38: MULTIPROCESSING ？ WHEN A SINGLE CPU CORE IS NOT ENOUGH
39: EXTENSIONS IN C/C++, SYSTEM CALLS, AND C/C++ LIBRARIES
40: PACKAGING ？ CREATING YOUR OWN LIBRARIES OR APPLICATIONS

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▶Editorial Review
Python is a dynamic programming language. It is known for its high readability and hence it is often the first language learned by new programmers. Python being multi-paradigm, it can be used to achieve the same thing in different ways and it is compatible across different platforms. Coding in Python minimizes development time and increases productivity in comparison to other languages. Clean, maintainable code is easy to both read and write using Python's clear, concise syntax.

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저자(글) Fabrizio Romano

Fabrizio Romano was born in Italy in 1975. He holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science Engineering from the University of Padova. He is also a certified Scrum Master and Reiki Master and Teacher, member of CNHC.He moved to London in 2011 to work for companies such as Glasses Direct and TBG/Sprinklr. He now works at Sohonet as a Principal Engineer/Tech Lead.He has given talks on Teaching Python and TDD in two editions of EuroPython, and at Skillsmatter and ProgSCon, in London.

저자(글) Dusty Phillips

Dusty Phillips is a Canadian software developer and author currently living in Seattle, Washington. He has been active in the open source community for a decade and a half and programming in Python for nearly all of it. He cofounded the popular Puget Sound Programming Python meetup group; drop by and say hi if you're in the area.Python 3 Object Oriented Programming, Packt Publishing, was the first of his books. He has also written Creating Apps In Kivy, O'Reilly, the mobile Python library, and self-published Hacking Happy, a journey to mental wellness for the technically inclined.He was hospitalized for suicidal tendencies shortly after the first edition of this book was published and has been an outspoken proponent for positive mental health ever since.

저자(글) Rick van Hattem

Rick van Hattem is an experienced programmer, entrepreneur, and software/database architect with over 20 years of programming experience, including 15 with Python. Additionally, he has a lot of experience with high-performance architectures featuring large amounts of concurrent users and/or data.Rick has founded several start-ups and has done consulting for many companies, including a few Y Combinator start-ups and several large companies. One of the startups he founded, Fashiolista.com, is one of the largest social networks for fashion in the world, featuring millions of users and the performance challenges to accompany those.Rick was one of the reviewers on the book PostgreSQL Server Programming, Packt Publishing.