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"Holden, Ravenscroft, and Martelli are well known Python masters. Their exceptional lucidity shines through in one of Python's best references, covering the core language, libraries, and essential parts of the Python ecosystem."-- Raymond Hettinger, Distinguished Python Core Developer
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About the Author
Alex Martelli spent 8 years with IBM Research, then 13 at think3 inc., followed by 4 years as a consultant (mostly for AB Strakt in Göteborg, Sweden), and lately 12 years at Google (currently as tech lead of 1:many tech support for Google Cloud Platform). He has also taught programming languages, development methods, and numerical computing at Ferrara University and other venues. He's a Fellow of the Python Software Foundation, a winner of the Frank Willison Memorial Award for contributions to the Python community, and a top-page reputation hog on Stack Overflow. Books he's authored or co-authored include two editions of the Python Cookbook, three of Python in a Nutshell, and "Beautiful Teams." Dozens of his tech talks at conferences, and interviews with him, are available on YouTube. Alex's proudest achievement are the articles that appeared in Bridge World (January and February 2000), which were hailed as giant steps towards solving issues that had haunted contract bridge theoreticians for decades, and still get quoted in current bridge-theoretical literature, after all these years.Anna Martelli Ravenscroft is an experienced speaker and trainer, with a background developing curricula for a wide range of topics, from church, to regional transit, to disaster preparedness; developing web applications for therapy, learning, and fitness; and writing and reviewing technical books, articles, and presentations. While not a professional programmer, She is a Python enthusiast, and an active member of the Open Source community: she's a PSF Fellow, and winner of the 2013 Frank Willison Memorial Award for contributions to the Python community. Anna co-authored the second edition of the Python Cookbook and the third edition of Python in a Nutshell. She lives in Silicon Valley with her husband Alex, two dogs, one cat, and eight chickens.Steve Holden Is CTO of a stress-management startup in the UK. He has taught many classes on TCP/IP, network security, database and programming topics, and was the author of "Python Web Programming", the O'Reilly School of Technology's "Certificate series in Python" and O'Reilly Media's "Intermediate Python" video series.Steve has spent time on both sides of the "academic divide", and was an early researcher into the integration of text, graphics and database while teaching system development topics at Manchester University. This research led him to form Desktop Connection Limited, the first UK reseller of Frame Technology's (now Adobe's) FrameMaker software. His customers included British Telecom, British Aerospace, British Gas, and Sun Microsystems.Born and raised in the UK, Steve has travelled throughout Europe and the USA on teaching assignments. He recently returned to the UK after 20 years in the USA and now lives in Hastings, where when not working or writing he enjoys looking for worthwhile beers, entertaining friends and family, and reading science fiction.
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Product details
Series: In a Nutshell
Paperback: 772 pages
Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 3 edition (May 4, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 144939292X
ISBN-13: 978-1449392925
Product Dimensions:
6.2 x 1.8 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
3.6 out of 5 stars
9 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#210,147 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
This book is a detailed treasure trove, carefully and concisely written by a master. I can't give it less that 5 stars.The one thing I don't like about it is that it still includes coverage of Python 2. Lots of passages explain a feature, then in parentheses mention something similar to "but that's for v2; for v3 ...". So, if you're only interested in v3, there's some re-reading required. I'm still only on chp 3. Sometimes the v3 content comes first --- I think it may be a mix.I don't have the previous edition in front of me, but I think they dropped coverage of tkinter for this edition.As for production value, the pages feel nice and thick, and it has good print quality.
Great reference. This contains summaries of standard Python. Needs more info on packages.
Though everything is included, it doesn't really help at all. If you try to learn python or use python for data analysis and machine learning, find another one.
I learned many things about Python that I found useful and I didn't even suspect of their existence. Very well-conceived book!
Coming from almost 10 years of Ruby programming i jumped to Python with confidence: i slurped some thin books such as "Pocket Reference" and "Effective Python", pretending i could program in Python like i do in Ruby.I was wrong..."Python in a Nutshell" thought me i was just scraping the surface of the language, by missing the internals of scoping, object orientation, design decisions just to mention some. This is a bold volume, but a condensed one: each topic is exposed in a clear, concise and exhaustive way (compared to the "colloquial/accademic" way of "Fluent Python").If you are an experienced developer aiming to get serious with Python, do yourself a favour by investing some weeks in reading this book.
Python in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition is fantastic! This treatment of the Python language is thorough, and most important for clarity is systematic and consistent. Explanations of inner workings - why and how things work as they do - enrich this work and left me with much greater understanding about areas I thought I already understood well. Python V2 and V3 are both covered comprehensively with examples of each given in cases where they differ, the differences clearly shown and not left to chance. This book is both an introduction and guide to Python and a language reference. Most worthy and highly recommended! (We obtained this book in e-book form directly from O'Reilly Media in pre-release in December 2016.)
This is a very difficult read. Each section eg generators, is introduced with a very detailed mathematic like abstract description that covers all the details. After paragraphs of this the author tells you why you might use this and then gives examples.This makes it very hard to read as you are constantly wondering what the point is. I found myself having to read every section twice to understand it. Now I skim read sections to understand it, then go back to study it. A far better way would be to give a simplified introduction, then give the details.
The font used in the paperback version of this book is too small for comfortable reading. It is comparable to that of O'Reilly's pocket-size books rather than full-size ones.
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