Python: Create - Modify - Reuse
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (606 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0470259329 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 262 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Plus, you'll also explore more advanced topics such as accessing operating system resources, writing scripts that are easy to read and maintain, and debugging and testing. After a brief primer on this object-oriented, interactive programming language, you will jump right into practical Python development so that you can create useful, streamlined scripts that are easy to maintain and enhance, and that you can immediately put to use in the real world.Each chapter features a complete project that you can use as it currently exists or modify to suit your particular purposes. Among these projects you'll find applications that access databases, take advantage of web tech
"Mediocre book and poor accompanying source" according to B. Bowling. I was very disappointed by this book. I have come to expect more from WROX than this. If I was given this book without a cover, I would never have guessed the title. The book is organized more like a cookbook of projects that each illustrate a particular point or technique than a boo. V. Berube said Learn Quickly by Doing. The approach that the book takes really caters to my learning style i.e. learning by doing. Normally the programs you write in IT books are useless but to my delight, most programs in this book (8 in total) have potential for immediate usage at home and at work, which makes it that m. Christopher Overton said Broad overviews. This is not a bad book, it just isn't a book for beginners. There is not a whole lot in the way of troubleshooting and if something that the book has you do does not work you more or less have to hack the code together yourself to get things off the ground. The community site that pa
If you want to know how a for loop works, you'll find for loops in my code, but that's not the thrust of the book. Instead, this book shows you how to do things: how to build a content management system, how to build a test management system, how to set up a system for tracking customer follow-up, and so on. To get the most out of the book, you should understand basic programming principles.This book starts with a basic overview of the Python language, designed for those familiar with other languages but new to Python. The book's main purpose is not to thoroughly cover the Python language, but rather to show how you can use Python to create robust, real-world applications. Along the way, you'll learn how to communicate with a SQL database, how to act as a web server or commu
He has been instrumental in introducing automated testing methodologies to their QA effort. He has more than fifteen years of experience in the software industry, including clients such as Symantec, Novell, Nike, and Zions Bank. Jim Knowlton is a software quality engineer with Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Inc., where he leads quality assurance efforts on ADP ’ s computer telephony integration and network video proj