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| First Day |
| Python overview |
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History |
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Installing Python |
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The Python interpreter |
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The Python command line |
| Python language basics |
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Comments and instructions |
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Variables, data and assignment |
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Identifiers and keywords |
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Basic types |
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Expressions and operators |
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Arithmetic operators |
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Relational operators |
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Choice operators |
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Simple input/output |
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Data structures |
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Sequences |
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Dictionaries |
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Sets |
| Python program structure |
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Complex instructions |
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Instruction sequences |
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Conditions and switches |
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Loops and iterators |
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Functions and procedures |
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Parameters |
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Local and global variables |
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Default parameter values |
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Calling functions |
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Name spaces |
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Modules |
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Creating modules |
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Importing functions from modules |
| Second Day |
| Advanced data structures |
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Character strings |
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Indexing and slicing |
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Concatenation and repetition |
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Unicode strings |
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Converting strings |
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Formatting |
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Character strings and byte strings |
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Lists |
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Advanced slicing |
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Insertion and extraction |
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List operations |
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List copy |
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Tuples |
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Dictionaries |
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Creating a dictionary |
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Dictionary operations |
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Keys and data types |
| Object oriented programming |
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Overview |
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Classes and instances |
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Attributes and operations |
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Relations and links |
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Inheritance and polymorphism |
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Rationale |
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Divide and conquer |
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The encapsulation paradigm |
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Modularity and security |
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Advantages |
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Increased security |
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Incremental development |
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Code reuse |
| Python as an Object Oriented Language |
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Python class design |
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Everything is an object |
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Defining classes |
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Instance and class attributes |
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Static and instance methods |
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Constructors |
| Third Day |
| Exceptions |
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Exceptions and errors |
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Error types |
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Exception types |
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Assertions |
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Handling exceptions |
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Try blocks |
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Except (catch) blocks |
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Getting information about the exception |
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The finally block |
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Raising exceptions |
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The with statement |
| Input-Output |
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User interaction |
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Writing to the terminal |
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Reading from the terminal |
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Files |
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Persistent objects |
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Explicit serializing with repr |
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Implicit serializing with pickle |
| Graphical interfaces in Python |
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A lot of graphic toolkits |
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PyQt |
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PyGTK |
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wxPython |
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Tkinter |
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Graphical object programming with Tkinter |
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Event-driven programming |
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The Tkinter widgets |
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Widget layout |
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Drawing graphics on a canvas |
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Creating a custom widget |
| Fourth Day |
| The Python standard library |
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The standard modules |
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sys |
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logging |
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urllib and json |
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Network programming |
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Sockets |
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Client and server programs |
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Multithread programming |
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Creation de threads |
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Sharing data and mutual exclusion |
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Synchronisation and communication |
| Advanced language features |
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Advanced functions |
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Returning multiple values |
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Getting list or tuple parameters |
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The special (__xxxx__) methods and attributes |
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Metaclasses |
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Callable objects |
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Containers |
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Creating a container |
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Indexing a container |
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Iterating through a container |
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New numeric types |
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Dynamic programming |
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Functions creating new functions (lambda) |
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Executing and evaluating character string |
