Beginning Python 2nd Edition

Here it is—a shiny new edition of Beginning Python. If you count its predecessor, Practical Python, this is actually the third edition, and a book I’ve been involved with for the better part of a decade. During this time, Python has seen many interesting changes, and I’ve done my best to update m...

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Tác giả chính: Hetland, Magnus Lie
Định dạng: Sách
Ngôn ngữ:English
Được phát hành: Apress 2012
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Tóm tắt:Here it is—a shiny new edition of Beginning Python. If you count its predecessor, Practical Python, this is actually the third edition, and a book I’ve been involved with for the better part of a decade. During this time, Python has seen many interesting changes, and I’ve done my best to update my introduction to the language. At the moment, Python is facing perhaps its most marked transition in a very long time: the introduction of version 3. As I write this, the final release isn’t out yet, but the features are clearly defined and working versions are available. One interesting challenge linked to this language revision is that it isn’t backward-compatible. In other words, it doesn’t simply add features that I could pick and choose from in my writing. It also changes the existing language, so that certain things that are true for Python 2.5 no longer hold. Had it been clear that the entire Python community would instantly switch to the new version and update all its legacy code, this would hardly be a problem. Simply describe the new language! However, a lot of code written for older versions exists, and much will probably still be written, until version 3 is universally accepted as The Way To Go™.