Pythonic Programming (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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@aqsaqal Tip 5 contains the following text: Use mixedCase identifiers for variables, functions, and modules. From the Python Style Gui...
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In first sentence: “Method str.split(), with or without the separator parameter, is now aware of the natural languages.” ‘now’ should ...
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@aqsaqal The line “So, unless you cannot guarantee that expr is not going to cause any harm” ‘cannot’ should be ‘can’
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def flatten(seq): return ’ '.join((flatten if isinstance(item, (list, tuple, set)) else str)(item) for x in seq) # should be → for ite...
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@aqsaqal the “good” continuations example has a extra ‘+’ before the backslash.
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@aqsaqal The first sentance (p77) doesn’t scan: “Rarely a data-intensive project avoids downloading large amounts of data:” Maybe ‘avoi...
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@aqsaqal the text has “A tuple has the same attributes and methods as a class” ‘class’ should be ‘list’
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