The Python Quick Syntax Reference is the "go to" book that contains an easy to read and useguide to Python programming and development. This condensed code and syntaxreference presents the Python language in a well-organized format designed tobe used time and again.
You won't find jargon, bloated samples, case studies, or history of Hello Worldand computer theory in this handy reference. This Python syntax reference ispacked with useful information and is a must-have for any Python developer.
What you’ll learn
- Variables, strings, lists, dictionaries andconditional statements are and how to use them
- Some of the standard libraries and what they cando to help you
- How to write your own functions
- How to write your first Python program based onterminal Input and Output
- How to use the Python Interactive Shell
- How to use classes in your Python programs
Who this book is for
The Python Quick Syntax Reference is a great pocket reference guide for anyone wanting to program in Python, from the new user to the experienced programmer.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Hello Python
Chapter 2: Variables
Chapter 3: Operators
Chapter 4: Strings
Chapter 5: Conditional Statements and Loops
Chapter 6: Data Structures
Chapter 7: Keywords
Chapter 8: Functions
Chapter 9: Libraries
Chapter 10: Classes
Gregory Walters has been developing software solutions since 1972, back in the days before personal computers. Since then he has written software in Visual Basic, Python, Cobol, Fortran, Modula-2, Modula-3, C, Pascal, VB.NET and most recently in Basic4Android. He recently authored "The Python Quick Syntax Reference" for Apress (ISBN-13: 978-1-4302-6479-8). He is currently working as an author writing monthly articles on Python programming for Full Circle magazine and as a consultant in Aurora, Colorado. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, children, grandson and dogs hiking, cooking, photography and playing music.