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Expert Python Programming – Fourth Edition

You're reading from   Expert Python Programming – Fourth Edition Master Python by learning the best coding practices and advanced programming concepts

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801071109
Length 630 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Current Status of Python 2. Modern Python Development Environments 3. New Things in Python 4. Python in Comparison with Other Languages 5. Interfaces, Patterns, and Modularity FREE CHAPTER 6. Concurrency 7. Event-Driven Programming 8. Elements of Metaprogramming 9. Bridging Python with C and C++ 10. Testing and Quality Automation 11. Packaging and Distributing Python Code 12. Observing Application Behavior and Performance 13. Code Optimization 14. Other Books You May Enjoy
15. Index

Keeping up to date

Technology evolves constantly. People are constantly looking for tools that will allow them to solve their problems more easily than before. Every few months, either a completely new language pops up almost out of nowhere, or one of the well-established languages introduces a completely new syntax feature. This also happens to Python. We will briefly consider a few of the most important recent additions to the Python language in Chapter 3, New Things in Python.

New languages or language features drive the creation of novel libraries and frameworks. These in turn open the way for new programming paradigms and new design patterns. The success of one such pattern or paradigm in one language ecosystem often encourages programmers to adopt them in other languages. That's how new ideas spread from language to language.

We see that happening to Python too. We will be able to see how seemingly different programming languages share similar features or...

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