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A Python Book Beginning Python Advanced Python and Python Exercises-3

This document is a book about Python that covers topics ranging from basic syntax and data types to functions and classes. It is divided into sections covering the beginning of Python, lexical matters, built-in data types, functions and classes, and statements. The sections introduce Python concepts like numeric types, strings, dictionaries, files, functions, classes, and control flow statements.

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A Python Book Beginning Python Advanced Python and Python Exercises-3

This document is a book about Python that covers topics ranging from basic syntax and data types to functions and classes. It is divided into sections covering the beginning of Python, lexical matters, built-in data types, functions and classes, and statements. The sections introduce Python concepts like numeric types, strings, dictionaries, files, functions, classes, and control flow statements.

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Contents
1   Part 1 ­­ Beginning Python...........................................................................................10
1.1   Introductions Etc...................................................................................................10
1.1.1   Resources.......................................................................................................11
1.1.2   A general description of Python....................................................................12
1.1.3   Interactive Python..........................................................................................15
1.2   Lexical matters......................................................................................................15
1.2.1   Lines..............................................................................................................15
1.2.2   Comments......................................................................................................16
1.2.3   Names and tokens..........................................................................................16
1.2.4   Blocks and indentation..................................................................................16
1.2.5   Doc strings.....................................................................................................17
1.2.6   Program structure..........................................................................................17
1.2.7   Operators.......................................................................................................18
1.2.8   Also see.........................................................................................................19
1.2.9   Code evaluation.............................................................................................19
1.3   Statements and inspection ­­ preliminaries...........................................................20
1.4   Built­in data­types.................................................................................................21
1.4.1   Numeric types................................................................................................21
1.4.2   Tuples and lists..............................................................................................21
1.4.3   Strings............................................................................................................24
1.4.3.1   The new string.format method...............................................................26
1.4.3.2   Unicode strings......................................................................................27
1.4.4   Dictionaries....................................................................................................29
1.4.5   Files...............................................................................................................32
1.4.6   Other built­in types........................................................................................35
1.4.6.1   The None value/type..............................................................................35
1.4.6.2   Boolean values.......................................................................................36
1.4.6.3   Sets and frozensets.................................................................................36
1.5   Functions and Classes ­­ A Preview......................................................................36
1.6   Statements.............................................................................................................37
1.6.1   Assignment statement....................................................................................37
1.6.2   import statement............................................................................................39
1.6.3   print statement...............................................................................................41
1.6.4   if: elif: else: statement...................................................................................43
1.6.5   for: statement.................................................................................................44
1.6.6   while: statement.............................................................................................48

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