1 Basics
1.1 Python application directions and language features
1.2 Ground rules
1.3 Variable assignment
1.4 Computer Languages and Running Python
1.5 Special identifiers
1.6 Python Objects
2 Data types
2.1 Types
2.2 Standard types
2.2.1 Standard data types
2.2.2 Standard type operators
2.2.3 Built-in functions
2.3 Numerical types
2.3.1 Classification
2.3.2 Relationships
2.3.3 BIF (absolute value, rounding, etc.)
2.3.4 Random functions (confusing)
2.3.5 Other
2.4 Lists and Tuples (in detail)
2.4.1 Operators (lists)
2.4.2 Built-in functions (tuples)
2.4.3 Tuples
2.4.4 Copying problems
2.5 Dictionaries
2.5.1 Operations
2.5.2 BIF
2.5.3 Comparison of Dictionaries and Lists
2.6 Collections
2.6.1 Functions, Classification, Creation
2.6.2 Operators
2.6.3 BIF
2.7 Sequences
2.7.1 Connotations
2.7.2 Operators
2.7.3 BIF
3 Functions
3.1 General
3.1.1 Definitions
3.1.2 Attention
3.2 Parameters
3.2.1 Complete syntax
3.2.2 Location and keyword parameters
3.2.3 Anonymous functions
3.3 Conditional and Loop Statements
3.3.1 Conditional Statements
3.3.2 Loop Statements
3.3.3 Cyclic control
3.3.4 Associated BIF
4 Object-Oriented
4.1 General
4.2 Classes and Objects
4.2.1 Several characteristics of object orientation
4.2.2 Classes, class objects
(2) What is the relationship between a class and an object:
The relationship between a class and an object is the same as the relationship between a mold and the objects made from that mold. A class gives a uniform definition for all its objects, and each of its objects is an entity that conforms to that definition, so the relationship between class and object is one of abstraction and concreteness.
5 Modules
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