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    Python 3 Beginner's Reference Cheat Sheet

    by paul_benn via cheatography.com/29548/cs/8690/


    Operators

    In-built functions

    Assignment

    Arithmetic

    +, -, *, /, %

    Comparison

    >, >=, <, <=, ==, !=

    Logical

    not, and, or

    Type casting

    continue

    len(data)

    Length

    Useful standard library modules

    min(values),

    Minimum /

    math, numpy,

    max(values)

    Maximum

    scipy

    pow(x,y, [z])

    X to the power Y

    matplotlib

    Graph plotting

    [mod Z]

    random

    Random generators

    datetime

    Date and time

    timeit

    Performance

    Input/Output

    re

    Regular expressions

    Filter array

    os

    OS interaction

    sys

    stdin, stdout, stderr,

    int(), float(), str(),

    String operations (string s)

    range(start, stop,

    )
    Index of first

    s.find(substring)

    occurence

    s.split([delimite

    input(), print()

    sequence

    filter(function,

    Split into list

    array)

    r])
    List operations (list l, element e)
    l.append(e)

    Add e

    l.remove(e)

    Remove e

    l.pop(e)

    Remove and return e

    l.count(e)

    Count occurences

    l.reverse()

    Reverse l

    l.sort()

    Sort l

    Ordered list

    [step])

    Concatenate

    s.join(sequence)

    Console

    array)

    array

    urllib

    Internet access

    id(object)

    Unique object ID

    zlib

    Data compression

    round(n, [x])

    Round n [x
    decimal places]

    class Person:

    import module
    from module import submodule

    if(cond): <code> else:

    Return d[k]

    if(cond1): <code>

    d.keys()

    Return keys in d

    elif(cond1): <code>

    d.values()

    Return values in d

    else: <code>

    d.items()

    Return key-value pairs in d

    for i in range([start],

    For loop

    stop, [step]): <code>

    over

    for i in items: <code>

    For loop

    Read f

    f.readline()

    Read line from f

    f.readlines()

    Return list of lines in f

    f.write(s)

    Write s to f

    f.close()

    Close f

    x = Person(age,

    Object

    height)

    creation

    x.age

    Field access

    x.birthday()

    Method
    access

    If-else

    d.get(k)

    f.read()

    Class
    definition

    <code>

    Open f

    Object-oriented

    Module import

    Clear d

    f = open(path)

    version

    Map function onto

    d.clear()

    File operations (file f)

    Math

    map(function,

    Control Flow
    Dictionary operations (dict d, key k)

    Skip to next iteration

    bool() ...

    Count occurences

    s.count(substring

    Control Flow (cont)

    If-elif-else

    range
    over
    iterable

    while(condition):

    While loop

    <code>
    break

    Exit first
    enclosing
    loop

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