Python 3.10 First Look

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Claire Burn

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1. Introduction

01. Introduction to Python 3.10.mp4

00:59

02. Give your code some PEP Python terms for newbies.mp4

03:22

2. An Overview of What's New

03. Python 3.10 Release highlights.mp4

02:48

04. New features An overview.mp4

03:43

05. New features Type hinting additions.mp4

05:32

06. New features Syntax and pattern matching.mp4

03:58

07. Improved modules The big changes.mp4

04:59

08. Improved modules The smaller changes.mp4

04:00

09. Removed and deprecated modules.mp4

03:42

010. How do you port to Python 3.10.mp4

04:38

3. Conclusion

011. Next steps.mp4

00:42

Description

If you’re a regular user of Python, you’ve probably noticed that Python is frequently updated with new features, improvements, and applications. It can be hard to keep up with all the changes, but it’s important to stay current with the Python language. In this short course, Claire Burn walks you through the newest Python enhancement proposals in Python 3.10, as well as the module improvements and the deprecations introduced in this new version. She also demonstrates how to port to Python 3.10 from an older version, no matter what operating system you're using. If you’re looking for a quick look at Python 3.10 and don’t want to spend time wading through all the documentation, join Claire in this course.

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I completed my BEng degree in Computer Science in 2015 with a 1st Class Hons, and I completed the MSc in Cyber Security with Queen's University Belfast in the academic year 2015/16, with Distinction. I have 2 years experience working with Python in cyber security and enterprise environments, 2 years experience with C++, 1.5 years experience C# .NET, and 1 year BASH. I am currently mostly focusing on improving my programming skills, and improving my knowledge of algorithms and the theory and mathematics behind computer science and cyber security. I am very interested in getting into contributing to Open Source software. I have spoken at various events about my passion to include diversity within the IT industry, including Women Techmakers Dublin 2015, Future2016, Women Techmakers Belfast Summit 2016 & 2017, AppSec EU 2017, 404 Ireland 2017, and the prestigious "International Conference on Women and Leadership In a Changing World" organised by Queen's University Belfast and the University of Massechusetts Lowell. I have also mentored at the Inspire 2017 conference held in Titanic Belfast, and spoken at various schools events, including "Engineering Our Future 2017" at Methodist College Belfast. I enjoy meeting new people, problem solving, and singing. Feel free to take a look at my profile, however, it is a work in constant progress! My Twitter Handle: @RhythmOfRiora __________ Press/Media involving me: - http://www.thememo.com/2016/02/26/women-in-tech-are-women-better-coders/?utm_content=buffer40e3f&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer - http://www.iconi.co.uk/iconi-attend-the-women-techmakers-belfast-summit/ - http://www.madetoengage.com/insights/how-to-be-a-woman-techmaker/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=how%20to%20be%20a%20woman%20techmaker -Women Techmakers TV coverage: https://vimeo.com/162854151 - Featured article on the Women Who Code website: https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/151

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