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Learn Programming in Python with Cody Jackson

You're reading from   Learn Programming in Python with Cody Jackson Grasp the basics of programming and Python syntax while building real-world applications

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789531947
Length 304 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. The Fundamentals of Python FREE CHAPTER 2. Data Types and Modules 3. Logic Control 4. Functions and Object Oriented Programming 5. Files and Databases 6. Application Planning 7. Writing the Imported Program 8. Automated Software Testing 9. Writing the Fueling Scenario 10. Software Post-Production 11. Graphical User Interface Planning 12. Creating a Graphical User Interface 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Directory structure

One thing that hasn't been mentioned yet is the directory structure for this project. So far, the assumption has been that you are placing all of these items within the same directory, or have an intelligent way to separate files, as in the case of tests.

The following screenshot shows the current directory structure as created on my computer:

Project directory tree

This output was provided by the Linux tree command, and it shows all important directories and files from the project's root directory. You'll note that there are a lot of __init__.py files scattered throughout. Each directory that has an __init__.py file is treated as if it contains Python packages, regardless of whether it actually does. This prevents directories with common names, such as OS-specific directories, from hiding valid modules that happen to have the same name.

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