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Originally written by Miki Tebeka
Supervised by Queep Co.
Translated by Queep Co.
 Original text before translation
Miki Tebeka 原著
株式会社クイープ 監修
株式会社クイープ 翻訳
(190220)
JAN:9784798190228
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(190220)
JAN:9784798190228
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Format:A5
Number of pages:144 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Format:Book (paper)
Year of manufacture: 2025
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| ≪ Best load for your brain! ≫ [thread][process][name mangling][closure]etc...... Even if you think you know the basic syntax and functions of Python, deriving output is surprisingly difficult. This book is a supreme collection of 30 such difficult and odd problems. Each problem is tricky and takes advantage of the characteristics of Python. A deep understanding of Python is required to answer them correctly. But don't worry if you can't solve them! Turn the page, and a detailed explanation will be waiting for you. You will understand why a given code behaves the way it does and further hone your Python skills. Now, how many of these difficult puzzles can you solve? *Table of Contents* *Puzzle 1 Ready Player 1: Attribute Search in Python *Puzzle 2 A piece of pi: Unicode identifiers and integer division *Puzzle 3: Getting Around: String Encoding *Puzzle 4 Prioritized Tasks: Managing Tasks on the Heap *Puzzle 5 Output to printer: Processing with threads *Puzzle 6 Spam, spam, spam *Puzzle 7 Identify your users: Name mangling *Puzzle 8 Sort and reverse: Iterators *Puzzle 9 Simple math: The floating point number trap *Puzzle 10 Does it fit? Slice operators *Puzzle 11 Click the button: Closures and shadowing *Puzzle 12 Bothered: Bypassing attribute search *Puzzle 13 Identity crisis *Puzzle 14 The division wall: Short-circuit evaluation *Puzzle 15 Find Wally: Truth values in Python *Puzzle 16 Can you call a function? *Puzzle 17 Endgame: Multiple assignments *Puzzle 18 Round and round: Bank rounding *Puzzle 19 Word frequency (no reverse document frequency) *Puzzle 20 Divide the time: Context manager *Puzzle 21 Tell me the future: The future that datetime doesn't know *Puzzle 22 Loop goes on and on *Puzzle 23: A road with no destination *Puzzle 24: Twelve Angry Men *Puzzle 25: I've turned into such a color *Puzzle 26 Check the poll results: Beware of greedy regexes *Puzzle 27 Inside Job: Reassignment *Puzzle 28 Come here, kitty. *Puzzle 29 Not my type *Puzzle 30 The important thing is to return a value |
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[thread][process][name mangling][closure]etc......
Even if you think you know the basic syntax and functions of Python, deriving output is surprisingly difficult. This book is a supreme collection of 30 such difficult and odd problems. Each problem is tricky and takes advantage of the characteristics of Python. A deep understanding of Python is required to answer them correctly.
But don't worry if you can't solve them! Turn the page, and a detailed explanation will be waiting for you. You will understand why a given code behaves the way it does and further hone your Python skills.
Now, how many of these difficult puzzles can you solve?
*Table of Contents*
*Puzzle 1 Ready Player 1: Attribute Search in Python
*Puzzle 2 A piece of pi: Unicode identifiers and integer division
*Puzzle 3: Getting Around: String Encoding
*Puzzle 4 Prioritized Tasks: Managing Tasks on the Heap
*Puzzle 5 Output to printer: Processing with threads
*Puzzle 6 Spam, spam, spam
*Puzzle 7 Identify your users: Name mangling
*Puzzle 8 Sort and reverse: Iterators
*Puzzle 9 Simple math: The floating point number trap
*Puzzle 10 Does it fit? Slice operators
*Puzzle 11 Click the button: Closures and shadowing
*Puzzle 12 Bothered: Bypassing attribute search
*Puzzle 13 Identity crisis
*Puzzle 14 The division wall: Short-circuit evaluation
*Puzzle 15 Find Wally: Truth values in Python
*Puzzle 16 Can you call a function?
*Puzzle 17 Endgame: Multiple assignments
*Puzzle 18 Round and round: Bank rounding
*Puzzle 19 Word frequency (no reverse document frequency)
*Puzzle 20 Divide the time: Context manager
*Puzzle 21 Tell me the future: The future that datetime doesn't know
*Puzzle 22 Loop goes on and on
*Puzzle 23: A road with no destination
*Puzzle 24: Twelve Angry Men
*Puzzle 25: I've turned into such a color
*Puzzle 26 Check the poll results: Beware of greedy regexes
*Puzzle 27 Inside Job: Reassignment
*Puzzle 28 Come here, kitty.
*Puzzle 29 Not my type
*Puzzle 30 The important thing is to return a value