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Python:
- Python is a high-level programming language which is made to easy read and very simple to use.
- Python is an open source language which means it is free to use. Python is used for Game development.
- Python is used for Artificial Intelligence and machine learning also used as Data analytics.
- Python is also used for commercial applications.
- Python can run on Mac, Unix system and Windows.
Benefits of Python:
- Python is used as learning ease and support available language
- It is like an extensive support libraries
- It is like an extensive support libraries
- It is like an extensive support libraries
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From this book you will learn these interesting topics in detail:
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Unpacking a Sequence into Separate Variables
- Sorting a List of Dictionaries by a Common Key
- Sorting Objects Without Native Comparison Support
- Grouping Records Together Based on a Field
- Filtering Sequence Elements
- Extracting a Subset of a Dictionary
- Mapping Names to sequence Elements
- Transforming and reducing data at the same time
- Combining multiple mappings into a single mapping
- Specifying a regular expression for the shortest match
- Writing a regular expression for multiline patterns
- Normalizing Unicode text to a standard representation
- Working with Infinity
- Calculating with Fractions
- Calculating with Large Numerical Arrays
- Performing Matrix and Linear Algebra Calculations
- Converting Days to Seconds, and Other Basic Time Conversions
- Determining Last Friday’s Date
- Finding the Date Range for the Current Month
- Reading and Writing Text Data
- Printing to a file
- Printing with a different separator
- Reading and Writing Binary Data
- Performing I/O Operations on a String
- Reading and Writing Compressed Datafiles
- Iterating Over Fixed-Sized Records
- Reading and writing CSV data
- Reading and writing JSON data
- Parsing simple XML data
- Parsing Huge XML Files incrementally
- Writing functions that accept any number of arguments
- Writing Functions That Only Accept keyword arguments
- Attaching informational metadata to function arguments
- Returning multiple values from a function
- Defining functions with default arguments
- Defining anonymous
- Capturing variables in anonymous functions
- Changing the string representation of instances
- Customizing string formatting
- Making objects support the context-management protocol
- Saving memory when creating a large number of instances
- Encapsulating names in a class
- Creating managed attributes
- Calling a method on a parent class