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Python Tutorial
1) Buildin Function
2) Buildin Module
3) CGI Web
4) Class
5) Collections
6) Data Type
7) Database
8) Dictionary
9) File
10) Function
11) Introduction
12) List
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Introduction
1) A literal is a number or string that appears directly in a program
2) A Module with Conditional Test Code
3) A variable is basically a name that represents some value
4) Assignment Operator
5) Augmented Assignment
6) Augmented Assignments
7) Chained Assignments
8) Chaining together assignments is okay
9) Continuation ( )
10) Do calculation in print
11) Everything to the right of # is ignored
12) Find out the Source
13) Getting Help with __doc__
14) If you add a comma at the end, your next print statement will continue printing on the same line
15) Is it main file
16) Modules are Programs
17) Modules are Used to Define Things
18) Multiple Assignment
19) Multiple Statements on a Single Line ( ; )
20) None placeholder
21) Once a variable has been assigned, you can access it by using its name
22) Print to a file
23) Print to standard error
24) Printing with Commas
25) Python is dynamically typed, no pre-declaration of a variable or its type is necessary
26) Sequence Unpacking
27) Setting the PYTHONPATH for your module
28) Statements and Syntax
29) The identifiers listed in a global statement refer to the global variables that the function needs to rebind
30) To reload the simple module, you would use the following
31) Using Code Indentation