Advanced Python

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Robert Smallshire

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:10

02 - Advanced Python.mp4

06:31

03 - Introducing Advanced Flow Control.mp4

00:32

04 - Loop-else Clauses and While-else.mp4

03:16

05 - While-else for Evaluating Stack Programs.mp4

06:43

06 - For-else Clauses and Handling Search Failure.mp4

02:52

07 - Alternatives to Loop-else Clauses.mp4

01:26

08 - Try-else Clauses.mp4

01:16

09 - Emulating Switch Statements.mp4

07:12

10 - Dispatching on Type.mp4

06:52

11 - Double Dispatch with Methods.mp4

03:09

12 - Summary.mp4

03:05

13 - Everything Is Bits and Bytes.mp4

01:02

14 - Bitwise Operations on Integers.mp4

08:42

15 - Byte-wise Operations with Integers.mp4

01:37

16 - The Bytes Type in Depth.mp4

03:33

17 - The bytearray Type.mp4

02:22

18 - Interpreting Binary Structures.mp4

11:35

19 - The memoryview Type.mp4

06:53

20 - Memory-mapped Files.mp4

04:06

21 - Summary.mp4

02:13

22 - Introducing Object Internals.mp4

00:40

23 - How are Python Objects Represented.mp4

05:21

24 - Overriding getattr.mp4

02:14

25 - Overriding setattr.mp4

00:36

26 - Pitfalls with getattr.mp4

02:34

27 - Overriding delattr.mp4

01:13

28 - Customizing Attribute Storage.mp4

02:51

29 - Direct vs. Indirect Access to dict.mp4

01:03

30 - Overriding getattribute.mp4

04:27

31 - Attribute Lookup for Special Methods.mp4

02:05

32 - Where are Methods Stored.mp4

02:02

33 - Trading Size for Dynamism with Slots.mp4

03:48

34 - Summary.mp4

01:52

35 - Introducing Descriptors.mp4

03:34

36 - Properties are Descriptors.mp4

04:48

37 - Implementing a Descriptor.mp4

07:46

38 - Calling Descriptors on Classes.mp4

01:22

39 - Data vs. Non-data Descriptors.mp4

02:31

40 - Summary.mp4

02:05

41 - Instance Creation.mp4

03:18

42 - Allocation with new ().mp4

02:19

43 - Customizing Allocation.mp4

04:06

44 - Summary.mp4

01:03

45 - Metaclasses.mp4

02:57

46 - Class Allocation and Initialization.mp4

08:40

47 - Metaclass Keyword Arguments.mp4

03:07

48 - Metaclass Method Visibility.mp4

02:09

49 - Metaclass call - The Instance Constructor.mp4

04:23

50 - A Practical Metaclass Example.mp4

04:13

51 - Naming Descriptors Using Metaclasses.mp4

03:43

52 - Metaclasses and Inheritance.mp4

05:06

53 - Summary.mp4

02:00

54 - Class Decorators.mp4

02:31

55 - Enforcing Class Invariants.mp4

04:17

56 - Detecting and Wrapping Properties.mp4

02:48

57 - Chaining Class Decorators.mp4

01:50

58 - Summary.mp4

00:30

59 - Introducing Abstract Base Classes.mp4

04:21

60 - Abstract Base Classes in Python.mp4

03:27

61 - Abstract Base Classes in Practice.mp4

03:11

62 - Non-transitive Subclass Relationships.mp4

02:02

63 - Method Resolution with Virtual Base Classes.mp4

00:53

64 - Library Support for Abstract Base Classes.mp4

02:22

65 - Virtual Subclass Registration.mp4

01:00

66 - Combining Subclass Detection and Registration.mp4

02:01

67 - The ABC Convenience Base Class.mp4

00:32

68 - Declaring Abstract Methods.mp4

02:46

69 - Combining Method Decorators.mp4

02:23

70 - Improving @invariant with ABCs.mp4

04:29

71 - Summary.mp4

04:22

Description

This course will go beyond everyday Python to the techniques needed by experienced programmers and by library and framework developers.

What You'll Learn?

Over time, Python has exploded in popularity, from being an obscure scripting language to becoming one of the most popular, and widely used languages in the world.
In this Advanced Python tutorial, you'll learn advanced topics, a knowledge of which will set you apart from the greater number of Python developers.

First, you'll explore how to gain fine-grained control over attribute access.
Next, you'll discover how to intercept class-object construction.
Finally, you'll learn the subtle, but powerful, controls Python gives you over class relationships.

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Robert Smallshire is a founder of Sixty North, a software product and consulting business in Norway. Robert has worked in senior architecture and technical management roles for software companies in the energy sector processing the masses of information flowing from today's digital oil fields. He has designed, and implemented effective architectures for sophisticated scientific and enterprise software in Python, C++, and C#. Robert is a regular speaker at conferences, meetups and corporate software events where he can be found speaking about topics as diverse as behavioral microeconomics in software development to implementing web services on 8-bit microcontrollers. He is organizer of the Oslo Python group and holds a Ph.D. in a natural science.

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