Review: Expert Python Programming. If you follow Python blogs you’ll have seen more than one review of Tarek Ziadé’s book, Expert Python Programming.
Why any book on Python, when the online documentation is so well put together? Treading on Python Series: Intermediate Python Programming: Learn Decorators, Generators, Functional Programming and More eBook: Matt Harrison: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store. Black Hat Python: Python Programming for Hackers and Pentesters. So many good points in this gem of a book, so little space.
If you enjoyed gray hat, Violent Python, Hacking Ciphers with Python, etc. you will LOVE this latest addition to your toolbox. DO use the generous "look inside" here to compare it with gray, but in short, there are few comparisons-- this text plays OFFENSE, not defense. Most of even the newer hacking tomes still assume that step by step, Metasploit, trial and error, specific packet sniffing/NMAP, etc. are "current. " Those texts were out of date with Stuxnet! Today's leading edge hacks simply are NOT piecemeal probes and social engineering, they are more likely full featured malware that surrounds the o/s with your own vm, and CONTROLS the kernel and o/s, rather than injecting pieces as the sole sploit. Five years ago it cost nearly $40,000 to buy a clean, close zero day, and thousands to rent a well proxied botnet-- today they are free or very cheap!
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It’s available free online, so I gave it a try. I didn’t like it. I felt bad for not liking it, after all, everyone agrees it’s a great book. Mark Pilgrim takes an interesting approach, diving in with real-world examples of what can be done with Python, rather than the typical approach of introducing the language systematically. But it just didn’t work for me. A Python Reading List by Wesley Chun. Wesley J.
Chun, author of Core Python Applications Programming, 3rd Edition, offers a list of his favorite Python books for everyone from complete beginners to experienced programmers. Looking for a different subject? Take a look at a directory of all of our Developer Reading Lists. Like this article? PythonBooks - Learn Python the easy way ! Pro Python. The Quick Python Book: Amazon.co.uk: Naomi R. Ceder: 9781935182207: Books. Trade in your item Get a £5.73Gift Card.
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Let’s take a few moments to talk about the chapters. The book is based around the concept of casino Blackjack, which is kind of an odd topic for a programming book. Regardless, the author uses it and a few other examples to help demonstrate some fairly advanced topics in Python. The first chapter is all about Python __init__() method. It shows the reader how to use __init__ in a superclass and a factory function. Chapter 3 digs into attributes, properties and descriptors. Part 2 is all about persistence and serialization. The last section of the book covers testing, debugging, deploying and maintaining. Python Cookbook. Trade in your item Get a £8.97Gift Card.
In Python itself, it is often the case that there is one obvious and well-established One Way To Do It™. But as a community – and even as organizations and teams – we frequently fail to make use of customary One Way™ approaches. We contribute code in a variety of styles, and to varying degrees of re-inventing Python's included wheels. This is hardly a fault of the language development community, which is mindful of the One Way™ principle in design discussions.
Nor is it due to lack of community-established practices, which are spread around in PEPs, high-impact open source projects, mailing list advice, and the blogs of prominent community members. Learning Python Design Patterns. This is one of those book that you read twice. When you get it in your hands, you comfortably guess you will get to the last page in forty minutes, before the train enters the station... it's so short! Then, as time passes and you get through the pages, you start thinking that the paragraph you just finished reading was so intense and plenty of knowledge that you will need to get back to it later, without hurry. Data Structures and Algorithms with Python (Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science) Unlimited One-Day Delivery is available to Amazon Prime members. To join, select "Yes, I want Unlimited One-Day Delivery with Amazon Prime" above the Add to Basket button and confirm your Amazon Prime free trial sign-up during checkout.
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I wear multiple hats in the Free and Open Source community, among them: Debian developer, Freedesktop contributor, GNU Emacs committer, the awesome window manager creator, and more recently, Project Technical Leader for OpenStack Ceilometer. Python Cookbook, 3rd Edition - O'Reilly Media. This book is not targeted at new Python programmers, but that's where I'm at. The best way for me to learn a new scripting language is to dive right in and try to write something useful, and that was my goal for the "Python Cookbook". I also had "Learning Python" handy to cover any of the basics. My first Python script was written to read in lists of subnets from two separate files and check that every subnet in list B was also in list A. I used Recipe 13.3 to parse the command line options. Recipe 5.1 showed me how to read and write files. Python Books. What are good books of advanced topics in Python? - Quora. AdvancedBooks.