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Advance Python Tutorials

Meher Krishna Patel

Created on : Octorber, 2017

Last updated : July, 2019

More documents are freely available atPythonDSP

Table of contents

Table of contentsi

1 Python review1

1.1 Introduction

1

1.2 Download and Installation

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1.3 Basics

1

1.3.1 Run code from Python shell (>>>)

1

1.3.2 Running Python Files

2

1.3.3 Variables

2

1.3.4 Built-in object types

3

1.3.5 Numbers

3

1.3.6 String

4

1.3.7 List

4

1.3.8 Tuple

5

1.3.9 Dictionary

5

1.4 Number conversion

6

1.4.1 Direct conversion

6

1.4.2 zfill

6

1.5 Control structure

7

1.5.1 if-else

7

1.5.2 While loop

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1.5.3 For loop

12

1.6 Function

13

1.7 Numpy, Scipy and Matplotlib

14

1.7.1 Arrays

15

1.8 Good practices

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1.8.1 Avoid range command

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1.8.2 Enumerate

18

1.8.3 Loop in sorted order

19

1.8.4 Loop over keys

19

1.8.5 Loop over keys and values

19

1.8.6 Create dictionaries from lists

19

1.8.7 Looping and modifying the list simultaneously

19

1.8.8 Check items in the list

20

1.8.9 Unpacking

20

1.8.10 Update variables

21

1.9 Object oriented programming

21

1.9.1 Class and object

21

1.9.2 Create class and object

21

1.9.3 Inheritance

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1.9.4 Polymorphism

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1.9.5 Abstract class and method

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1.9.6 Public and private attribute

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1.9.7 Class Attribute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

1.9.8 Special methods

30

1.10 Conclusion

34

2 Virtual environment, Package and Distribution

35

2.1 Anadconda virtual environment

35

2.1.1 Installation

35

2.1.2 Creating virtual environment

35

2.1.3 Other commands

37

2.2 Virtual environment using virtualenv and virtualenvw

38

2.2.1 Install virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper

38

2.2.2 Modify .bashrc

39

2.2.3 Create virtualenv

39

2.3 Packages

39

2.3.1 Location of installed packages

39

2.3.2 Create files

40

2.3.3 Packages

41

2.3.4 Globally available package

42

2.3.5 __init__ file

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2.3.6 __all__ in __init__ file

43

2.4 Distribute the package

44

2.5 Conclusion

45

3 Debugging46

3.1 Introdution

46

3.2 First code

46

3.3 Reading input from command line

46

3.4 Debugging

47

3.4.1 Run script and go to Python shell

47

3.4.2 Python debugger (pdb)

48

3.5 Underscore operator (_)

48

3.6 Conclusion

49

4 Print statement50

4.1 Introduction

50

4.2 Expansion calculation

50

4.3 Print the expansion

51

4.4 Formatted output

52

4.5 Saving results in file

53

4.6 Alter the printing sequence

55

4.7 Conclusion

55

5 CSV module56

5.1 Introduction

56

5.2 Basic file operations

56

5.2.1 Open and close the files

56

5.2.2 with - open statement

57

5.3 Strings operations

58

5.4 Perform calculations

59

5.5 Problem with current method

60

5.6 CSV module

61

5.6.1 csv.reader

61

5.6.2 csv.DictReader

62

5.7 Conclusion

63

6 Functions64

6.1 docstring

64

6.2 types of docstring

64

6.3 Convert previous code into function

64

6.3.1 Conversion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

6.3.2 Debugging

65

6.4 glob module

65

6.4.1 Price calculation on files using 'glob"

66

7 Data types and objects67

7.1 Introduction

67

7.2 Identity and type

67

7.2.1 'is" operator

68

7.2.2 Comparing objects

68

7.2.3 isinstance

69

7.3 Reference count and garbage collection

69

7.3.1 getrefcount

69

7.3.2 Garbage collection

70

7.3.3 Shallow and deep copy

70

7.4 First class object

71

7.5 Builtin types for representing data

71

7.5.1 None

72

7.5.2 Numbers

72

7.5.3 Sequences

73

7.5.4 List

74

7.5.5 Strings

76

7.5.6 Mapping types

79

7.5.7 Set types

81

7.6 Builtin types for representing program structure

83

7.6.1 Callable types

83

7.6.2 Class, types and instances

86

7.6.3 Modules

87

7.7 Special methods

87

7.7.1 Object creation and destruction

87

7.7.2 String representation

87

7.7.3 Type checking

88

7.7.4 Attribute access

88

7.7.5 Descriptors

88

7.7.6 Sequence and mapping methods

88

7.7.7 Iteration

89

7.7.8 Callable interface

89

7.7.9 Context management protocol

90

7.7.10 Object inspection and dir()

90

8 Exception handling91

8.1 Introduction

91

8.2 try-except block

91

8.3 Report error

92

8.3.1 Type of error

92

8.3.2 Location of error

93

8.4 Catch all error (bad practice)

94

8.5 Silencing error

96

8.6 List of Exception in Python

97

8.7 Conclusion

98

9 Data mining99

9.1 Building data structure from file

99

9.1.1 Save and read data in list

99

9.1.2 Save and read data in Dictionary

101

9.2 List comprehension

102

9.2.1 Basic method for extraction

102

9.2.2 List comprehension for extraction

103

9.2.3 Lambda operator

103

9.2.4 Basis method for sorting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

9.2.5 Lambda operator

104

9.3 Find and arrange Gold rings

105

9.4 Conclusion

106

10 Object oriented programming

107

10.1 Pythonic style

1 07

10.2 Simple data structure to Classes

107

10.2.1 Instance variable

107

10.2.2 Object of class

1 08

10.2.3 Class variable and initialization

108

10.3 Shipping product and Agile methodology

110

10.4 Attribute access

111

10.4.1 get, set and del

111

10.4.2 getattr, setattr and delattr

112

10.5 Users

112

10.5.1 Average area

112

10.5.2 Table formatting

113

10.6 Requirement : perimeter method

115

10.7 No data hiding in Python

116

10.8 Inheritance overview

118

10.9 New user : making boxes

119

10.10Rewrite table formatter using Inheritance

120

10.10.1Abstract class

120

10.10.2csv format

123

10.11Advance inheritance

126

10.11.1Printing outputs to files

126

10.11.2Mixin : multiple inheritance

130

10.11.3Put quotes around data

130

10.11.4Put quotes using Mixin

131

10.12Conclusion

135

11 Methods and @property136

11.1 Introduction

136

11.2 Methods, staticmethod and classmethod

136

11.3 Research organization

137

11.3.1 Multiple constructor using 'classmethod"

137

11.3.2 Additional methods using 'staticmethod"

139

11.4 Micro-managing

140

11.4.1 Wrong Solution

141

11.4.2 Correct solution

143

11.5 Private attributes are not for privatizing the attributes

144

11.5.1 Same local copy in child and parent class

145

11.5.2 Use '__perimeter" instead of '_perimeter" to solve the problem

145

11.6 @property

148

11.6.1 Managing attributes

148

11.6.2 Calling method as attribute

150

11.6.3 Requirement from research organization

151

12 Decorator and Descriptors154

12.1 Decorators

154

12.1.1 Function inside the function and Decorator

154

12.1.2 Decorator without arguments

156

12.1.3 Decorators with arguments

157

12.1.4 DRY decorator with arguments

159

12.1.5 Decorators inside the class

160

12.1.6 Conclusion

161

12.2 Descriptors

161

12.2.1 Problems with @property

161

12.2.2 Data Descriptors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

12.2.3 non-data descriptor

165

12.2.4 __getattribute__ breaks the descriptor usage

165

12.2.5 Use more than one instance for testing

166

12.2.6 Examples

166

12.2.7 Conclusion

168

13 More examples169

13.1 Generalized attribute validation

169

13.1.1 Function

169

13.1.2 Decorators

171
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