Core Python 3: Hashing and More Collections

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Jon Flanders

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:41

2. Collections by Type

1. Version Check.mp4

00:15

2. Introduction.mp4

02:00

3. Sequence Types.mp4

01:38

4. Demo- Sequence Types.mp4

06:55

5. Mapping Types.mp4

01:13

6. Demo- Mapping Types.mp4

03:19

7. Set and Summary.mp4

01:21

3. Custom Object equality- hash and eq

1. Introduction.mp4

03:26

2. Demo- Hashing.mp4

09:34

3. Collisions and Equality.mp4

06:59

4. Demo- Hashing and Equality.mp4

03:18

5. Demo- Hash Immutability.mp4

02:27

6. More on Immutability.mp4

01:15

7. Dataclass and Summary.mp4

01:51

4. More Mapping Types

1. Introduction.mp4

01:45

2. Demo- defaultdict.mp4

05:14

3. Counter + Demo.mp4

10:08

4. OrderedDict + Demo.mp4

05:45

5. Summary.mp4

00:20

5. More Sequence Types

1. Introduction.mp4

06:07

2. Demo- namedtuple.mp4

06:51

3. deque.mp4

04:26

4. Demo- deque.mp4

05:25

5. Summary.mp4

00:26

Description

If you use Python you want to embrace the object-oriented features to make your code easier to use, maintain, and extend. You will learn how to best take advantage of those features — specifically how to leverage hashing and advanced collections.

What You'll Learn?

Whether you are writing scripts for your own use, building websites with something like Flask, or using machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow, you need to use collections in Python.

However, often there are multiple collection types that seem like the correct solution to your particular problem. Being able to pick the correct type is an essential skill to write effective Python code.

In this course, Core Python: Hashing and More Collections, you will learn about more of the collection types in Python and be able to pick the correct type and use that type more effectively.

First, you will learn how to classify collection types to be able to easily determine what kind of functionality all the advanced collection types offer.
Next, you will discover how to implement __hash__ and __eq__ to make your own types more useful in mapping types.
Finally, you will explore more of the collection types in Python.

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Although Jon spent the first few years of his professional life as an attorney, he quickly found chasing bits more interesting than chasing ambulances. He first worked at the University of Minnesota, building a financial reporting Web site using ASP and SQL Server, specializing in automatic integration between multiple data stores. Since joining the training industry in 1999, Jon has devoted his time to working on various projects while migrating from the world of ASP and COM to the world of .NET, ASP.NET, and Web Services, and now into the world of mobile devices. During this part of Jon’s career he wrote RESTFul.NET for O’Reilly, Essential ASPfor Addison-Wesley, and co-authored Mastering Visual Studio.NETfor O’Reilly. Since 2011, Jon has been concentrating on the mobile world. Working mainly in iOS, Jon has helped numerous companies create and transform mobile teams into teams that can create, build, test, and deploy mobile applications with ease. Augmented Reality is another one of Jon’s current passions, along with Beacons and IoT. Jon is excited for the next phase of mobile development and exploring how technology can not only entertain us, but help create a connected world where smart devices start to perform tasks that are difficult and time-consuming.

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