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Attribute Reference: __getattr__ and __setattr__, Emulating Privacy for Instance Attributes: Part 1, Emulating Privacy for Instance Attributes: Part 1, String Representation: __repr__ and __str__, String Representation: __repr__ and __str__, Right-Side and In-Place Addition: __radd__ and __iadd__, In-Place Addition, Call Expressions: __call__, Function Interfaces and Callback-Based Code, Function Interfaces and Callback-Based Code, Comparisons: __lt__, __gt__, and Others, Boolean Tests: __bool__ and __len__, Object Destruction: __del__, OOP and Delegation: “Wrapper” Objects, Increasing Levels of Magic

attribute references, Attribute Reference: __getattr__ and __setattr__, Emulating Privacy for Instance Attributes: Part 1, Emulating Privacy for Instance Attributes: Part 1

attribute privacy, Emulating Privacy for Instance Attributes: Part 1

Boolean tests, Boolean Tests: __bool__ and __len__

call expressions, Call Expressions: __call__, Function Interfaces and Callback-Based Code, Function Interfaces and Callback-Based Code

function interfaces, Function Interfaces and Callback-Based Code

common operator overloading methods, Common Operator Overloading Methods

comparisons, Comparisons: __lt__, __gt__, and Others

constructors and expressions, Constructors and Expressions: __init__ and __sub__

index iteration, Index Iteration: __getitem__

indexing and slicing, Indexing and Slicing: __getitem__ and __setitem__, Intercepting Slices, Intercepting Slices

Python 2.6, Intercepting Slices

iterator objects, Iterator Objects: __iter__ and __next__, User-Defined Iterators, Multiple Iterators on One Object

multiple iterators on one object, Multiple Iterators on One Object

user defined iterators, User-Defined Iterators

justification, Why Use Operator Overloading?

membership, Membership: __contains__, __iter__, and __getitem__, Membership: __contains__, __iter__, and __getitem__

comparisons, Python 2.6, Membership: __contains__, __iter__, and __getitem__

object destruction, Object Destruction: __del__

overloading methods, Increasing Levels of Magic

overloading methods in Python 2.6, OOP and Delegation: “Wrapper” Objects

overview, The Basics, Common Operator Overloading Methods

right-side and in-place addition, Right-Side and In-Place Addition: __radd__ and __iadd__, In-Place Addition

string representation, String Representation: __repr__ and __str__, String Representation: __repr__ and __str__

operator precedence, Mixed operators follow operator precedence

optimization, Development Tools for Larger Projects

ORMs (object-relational mappers), Future Directions

OverflowError class, Built-in Exception Classes

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package imports, Module Packages, Packages and Search Path Settings, Why Use Package Imports?, A Tale of Three Systems, A Tale of Three Systems, A Tale of Three Systems

justification, Why Use Package Imports?, A Tale of Three Systems, A Tale of Three Systems, A Tale of Three Systems

import versus from, A Tale of Three Systems

root directory, A Tale of Three Systems

packages and search path settings, Packages and Search Path Settings

package relative imports, Package Relative Imports, Imports are still relative to the CWD (again), Changes in Python 3.0, Relative Import Basics, Relative Import Basics, Why Relative Imports?, The relative imports solution in 3.0, Relative imports versus absolute package paths, The Scope of Relative Imports, Module Lookup Rules Summary, Relative Imports in Action, Imports are still relative to the CWD (again), Imports outside packages, Imports within packages, Imports are still relative to the CWD, Selecting modules with relative and absolute imports, Imports are still relative to the CWD (again)

absolute package paths, versus, Relative imports versus absolute package paths

basics, Relative Import Basics

examples, Relative Imports in Action, Imports are still relative to the CWD (again), Imports outside packages, Imports within packages, Imports are still relative to the CWD, Selecting modules with relative and absolute imports, Imports are still relative

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