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Revisited

sets, Other Core Types

shared properties, Type Categories Revisited

strings, Strings, Pattern Matching

tuples, Tuples, Tuples, Why Lists and Tuples?

type, How to Break Your Code’s Flexibility

built-in scope, The Built-in Scope

builtins module, Other Built-in Numeric Tools, The Built-in Scope

byte code, OK, but What’s the Downside?, Byte code compilation

compilation, Byte code compilation

byte order marker, Text and Binary Files (see BOM)

bytearray, Strings, Using 3.0 (and 2.6) bytearray Objects, Using 3.0 (and 2.6) bytearray Objects

object type, using, Using 3.0 (and 2.6) bytearray Objects, Using 3.0 (and 2.6) bytearray Objects

bytearray string type, Python’s String Types

bytes, Strings

bytes object, String Changes in 3.0, Text and Binary Files, Other Unicode Coding Techniques

data encoding in, Text and Binary Files

literals, Other Unicode Coding Techniques

bytes string type, Other Ways to Code Strings, Python’s String Types

C


C code, Common Coding Gotchas

call expressions, String Methods

calls, Calls, Calls

character encoding schemes, Character Encoding Schemes

character set encoding declarations, Source File Character Set Encoding Declarations

chmod command, Unix Executable Scripts (#!)

class attribute descriptors, Increasing Levels of Magic

class decorators, Managing Calls and Instances, Class Decorators, Usage, Implementation, Supporting multiple instances, Coding Class Decorators, Singleton Classes, Tracing Object Interfaces, Tracing Object Interfaces, Class Blunders II: Retaining Multiple Instances, Decorators Versus Manager Functions, Why Decorators? (Revisited), Implementing Private Attributes, Using __dict__ and __slots__, Generalizing for Public Declarations, Too, Decorator tradeoffs, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 1, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 2, Managing instances instead of classes, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 3

coding, Coding Class Decorators, Singleton Classes, Tracing Object Interfaces, Tracing Object Interfaces, Class Blunders II: Retaining Multiple Instances, Decorators Versus Manager Functions

decorators versus manager functions, Decorators Versus Manager Functions

retaining multiple instances, Class Blunders II: Retaining Multiple Instances

singleton classes, Singleton Classes

tracing object interfaces, Tracing Object Interfaces, Tracing Object Interfaces

implementation, Implementation

justification, Why Decorators? (Revisited)

metaclasses, compared to, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 1, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 2, Managing instances instead of classes, Metaclasses Versus Class Decorators: Round 3

private attributes, implementing, Implementing Private Attributes, Using __dict__ and __slots__

public attributes, implementing, Generalizing for Public Declarations, Too, Decorator tradeoffs

supporting multiple instances, Supporting multiple instances

usage, Usage

class methods, Other Method Call Possibilities, Static and Class Methods, Why the Special Methods?, Using Static and Class Methods, Using Static and Class Methods, Counting Instances with Class Methods, Counting instances per class with class methods

counting instances, Counting Instances with Class Methods, Counting instances per class with class methods

counting per class, Counting instances per class with class methods

justification, Why the Special Methods?

using, Using Static and Class Methods

class properties, Increasing Levels of Magic

class statement, OOP: The Big Picture, The class Statement, Example, General Form, Example, Example, Class Statement Protocol

example, Example, Example

general form, General Form

classes, User-Defined Classes, Function Design Concepts, OOP: The Big Picture, Why Use Classes?, Why Use Classes?, Attribute Inheritance Search, Attribute Inheritance Search, Attribute Inheritance Search, Classes and Instances, Class Method Calls, Coding Class Trees, Coding Class Trees, Coding Class Trees, Coding Class Trees, OOP Is About Code Reuse, OOP Is About Code Reuse, Classes

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