| Sumario: | 6+ Hours of Video Instruction Python Programming Language LiveLessons provides developers with a guided tour of the Python programming language, including an introduction to many of the advanced techniques used in libraries and frameworks. Description In this video training, David Beazley covers the essential features of Python programming through a series of practical programming examples. David assumes you are a programmer, familiar with central programming concepts such as control flow, functions, and data structures. The course provides programmers with an accelerated introduction to the essential parts of Python. Those with some previous Python experience will benefit from being exposed to modern Python style and programming idioms used by experienced programmers. Each lesson covers a “big idea” rather than taking an exhaustive, reference-style approach. In each lesson David addresses a specific, practical problem and demonstrates the solution through code. He explains the steps taken and why he is taking a particular approach. About the Instructor David Beazley is an independent software developer, teacher, and book author living in the city of Chicago. He primarily works on programming tools and teaches programming courses for software developers, scientists, and engineers. He is the author of the Python Essential Reference (Addison-Wesley) and Python Cookbook, 3rd Ed. (O'Reilly Media). He has also created several open-source packages including Swig, PLY, and Curio. He is a frequent speaker at PyCon. Although Python is his current language of choice, he also has significant experience with systems programming in C, C++, and assembly language. Skill Level Intermediate Advanced What You Will Learn Python program structure and execution model How to read and write data from files How to effectively manipulate data using tuples, lists, sets, and dictionaries How to define new functions How to handle exceptions and errors How to create new objects with classes Essential object-oriented programming techniques Customization of objects with special methods, properties, and descriptors Metaprogramming features including decorators, class decorators, and metaclasses Iterative data processing with generator functions Placing code into modules and packages How to use higher-order functions and closures An introduction to coroutines and asynchronous I/O handling Who Should Take This Course Experienced programmers looking for a practical introduction...
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