Expert Python Programming : Master Python by learning the best coding practices and advanced programming concepts, 4th Edition
by Michal Jaworski and Tarek Ziade
English | 2021 | ISBN: 1801071101 | 631 Pages | PDF/ePUB | 12.4 MB

This new edition of Expert Python Programming provides you with a thorough understanding of the process of building and maintaining Python apps. Complete with best practices, useful tools, and standards implemented by professional Python developers, this fourth edition has been extensively updated. Become familiar with the latest Python improvements, syntax elements, and interesting tools to boost your development efficiency.
The initial few chapters will allow experienced programmers coming from different languages to transition to the Python ecosystem. You will explore common software design patterns and various programming methodologies, such as event-driven programming, concurrency, and metaprogramming. You will also go through complex code examples and try to solve meaningful problems by bridging Python with C and C++, writing extensions that benefit from the strengths of multiple languages. Finally, you will understand the complete lifetime of any application after it goes live, including packaging and testing automation.
By the end of this book, you will have gained actionable Python programming insights that will help you effectively solve challenging problems.
Explore modern ways of setting up repeatable and consistent Python development environments
Effectively package Python code for community and production use
Learn modern syntax elements of Python programming, such as f-strings, enums, and lambda functions
Demystify metaprogramming in Python with metaclasses
Write concurrent code in Python
Extend and integrate Python with code written in C and C++
The Python programming book is intended for expert programmers who want to learn Python's advanced-level concepts and latest features.
Anyone who has basic Python skills should be able to follow the content of the book, although it might require some additional effort from less experienced programmers. It should also be a good introduction to Python 3.9 for those who are still a bit behind and continue to use other older versions.