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This document outlines the content covered in a Python training course. The course is divided into 15 sections that cover topics such as using the Python interpreter, basic programming concepts like types and operators, statements, functions, modules, object-oriented programming with classes, exceptions, built-in tools, system interfaces, GUI programming, databases and text processing. Each section includes subtopics and is followed by laboratory exercises to apply the concepts learned.

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Python Training Course Content

This document outlines the content covered in a Python training course. The course is divided into 15 sections that cover topics such as using the Python interpreter, basic programming concepts like types and operators, statements, functions, modules, object-oriented programming with classes, exceptions, built-in tools, system interfaces, GUI programming, databases and text processing. Each section includes subtopics and is followed by laboratory exercises to apply the concepts learned.

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PYTHON TRAINING COURSE CONTENT

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION

 What’s python?
 Why do people use python?
 Some quotable quotes
 A python history lesson
 Advocacy news
 What’s python good for?
 What’s python not good for?
 The compulsory features list
 Python portability
 On apples and oranges
 Summary: why python?

SECTION 2: USING THE INTERPRETER

 How Python Runs Programs


 How You Run Programs
 Configuration Details
 Module Files: A First Look
 The Idle Interface
 Other Python Ides
 Time To Start Coding
 Lab Session 1

SECTION 3: TYPES AND OPERATORS

 A First Pass
 The ‘Big Picture’
 Numbers
 Dynamic Typing Interlude
 Strings
 Lists
 Dictionaries
 Tuples
 General Object Properties
 Summary: Python’s Type Hierarchies
 Built-In Type Gotchas
 Lab Session 2

SECTION 4: BASIC STATEMENTS

 General Syntax Concepts


 Expressions
 Print
 If Selections
 Python Syntax Rules
 Documentation Sources Interlude
 Truth Tests
 While Loops
 Break, Continue, Pass, And The Loop Else
 For Loops
 Comprehensions And Iterations
 Loop Coding Techniques
 Comprehensive Loop Examples
 Basic Coding Gotchas
 Preview: Program Unit Statements
 Lab Session 3

SECTION 5: FUNCTIONS

 Function Basics
 Scope Rules In Functions
 More On “Global” (And “Nonlocal”)
 More On “Return”
 More On Argument Passing
 Special Argument Matching Modes
 Odds And Ends
 Generator Expressions And Functions
 Function Design Concepts
 Functions Are Objects: Indirect Calls
 Function Gotchas
 Optional Case Study: Set Functions
 Lab Session 4

SECTION 6: MODULES

 Module Basics
 Module Files Are A Namespace
 Name Qualification
 Import Variants
 Reloading Modules
 Package Imports
 Odds And Ends
 Module Design Concepts
 Modules Are Objects: Metaprograms
 Module Gotchas
 Optional Case Study: A Shared Stack Module
 Lab Session 5

SECTION 7: GETTING STARED WITH DOCKER

 Oop: The Big Picture


 Class Basics
 A More Realistic Example
 Using The Class Statement
 Using Class Methods
 Customization Via Inheritance
 Specializing Inherited Methods
 Operator Overloading In Classes
 Namespace Rules: The Whole Story
 Oop Examples: Inheritance And Composition
 Classes And Methods Are Objects
 Odds And Ends
 New Style Classes
 Class Gotchas
 Optional Case Study: A Set Class
 Summary: Oop In Python
 Lab Session 6

SECTION 8: EXCEPTIONS

 Exception Basics
 First Examples
 Exception Idioms
 Exception Catching Modes
 Class Exceptions
 Exception Gotchas
 Lab Session 7

SECTION 9: BUILT-IN TOOLS OVERVIEW

 The Secret Handshake


 Debugging Options
 Inspecting Name-Spaces
 Dynamic Coding Tools
 Timing And Profiling Python Programs
 File Types And Packaging Options
 Development Tools For Larger Projects
 Summary: Python Tool-Set Layers
 Lab Session 7 Continued

SECTION 10: SYSTEM INTERFACES

 System Modules Overview


 Running Shell Commands
 Arguments, Streams, Shell Variables
 File Tools
 Directory Tools
 Forking Processes
 Thread Modules And Queues
 The Subprocess And Multiprocessing Modules
 Ipc Tools: Pipes, Sockets, Signals
 Fork Versis Spawnv
 Larger Examples
 Lab Session 8

SECTION 11 : GUI PROGRAMMING

 Python Gui Options


 The Tkinter ‘Hello World’ Program
 Adding Buttons, Frames, And Callbacks
 Getting Input From A User
 Assorted Tkinter Details
 Building Guis By Subclassing Frames
 Reusing Guis By Subclassing And Attaching
 Advanced Widgets: Images, Grids, And More
 Larger Examples
 Tkinter Odds And Ends
 Lab Session 8 Continued

SECTION 12: DATABASES AND PERSISTENCE

 Databases and Persistence


 Object Persistence: Shelves
 Storing Class Instances
 Pickling Objects Without Shelves
 Using Simple Dbm Files
 Shelve Gotchas
 Zodb Object-Oriented Database
 Python Sql Database Api
 Persistence Odds And Ends
 Lab Session 9

SECTION 13: TEXT PROCESSING

 String Objects: Review


 Splitting And Joining Strings
 Regular Expressions
 Parsing Languages
 Regular Expressions
 Lab Session 10

SECTION 14: INTERNET SCRIPTING

 Using Sockets In Python


 The Ftp Module
 Email Processing
 Other Client-Side Tools
 Building Web Sites With Python
 Writing Server-Side Cgi Scripts
 Jython: Python For Java Systems
 Active Scripting And Com
 Other Internet-Related Tools
 Lab Session 10

SECTION 15: ADVANCED TOPICS

 Unicode Text And Binary Data


 Managed Attributes
 Decorators
 Metaclasses
 Context Managers
 Python 3.X Changes
 Lab Session 13

LABORATORY EXERCISES

 Lab 1: Using The Interpreter


 Lab 2: Types And Operators
 Lab 3: Basic Statements
 Lab 4: Functions
 Lab 5: Modules
 Lab 6: Classes
 Lab 7: Exceptions And Built-In Tools
 Lab 8: System Interfaces And Guis
 Lab 9: Persistence
 Lab 10: Text Processing And The Internet
 Lab 11: Decorators And Metaclasses

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