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Python Phrasebook
Essential Code and Commands
Brad Dayley

Python Phrasebook

Copyright 2007 by Sams Publishing

All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2006922308

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Dedication

For D,

A & F!

About the Author

Brad Dayley is a senior software engineer in Novells Nterprise Development Group. He has 14 years of experience installing, troubleshooting, and developing Novells products for NetWare and Linux. He is the co-author of Novells Guide to Resolving Critical Server Issues , as well as seven other Novell Press titles on the ZENworks suite.

When he is not writing books or software, he can be found biking, hiking, and/or Jeeping somewhere in the remote regions of the Pacific Northwest with his wife, DaNae, and four sons.

Acknowledgments

My sincere gratitude goes out to the following persons, without whom this book could not have happened:

To my wife, who provides all the inspiration and drive behind everything I do, words cannot say enough.

To my friends at Novell, especially Christine Williams, who force me to be more intelligent and creative than I would necessarily like to be, thanks for your support and friendship.

To my editors, who made the book readable, checked on my technical accuracy, and kept me on track, you all are great (and picky). It seems that nothing gets by you. To Jenny Watson, thanks for being such a great editor over the years and getting this book rolling, I wish you the best of luck. Thanks to Mark Taber for handling a tough transition and keeping the book on track; youve kept me going and helped make this book fun to write. To Songlin Qiu, Damon Jordan, and especially Timothy Boronczyk, thank you for helping me convert my thoughts and ramblings into a clean, coherent and technically accurate manuscript.

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Chapter . Introduction

I was excited when my editor asked me to write a phrasebook on the Python language. The phrasebook is one of the smallest books I have ever written; however, it was one of the hardest.

The idea of a conventional phrasebook is to provide readers with quick phrases that actually mean something in the language. The Python phrasebook is designed to provide you with meaningful Python phrases that you can actually understand and use to quickly begin programming Python applications.

The content of this book are based on Python 2.4. You should keep in mind that the Python language is constantly being added to. I would recommend visiting the Python website at http://www.python.org to familiarize yourself with accessing the online documentation, available extensions, and any changes that are occurring.

This book is not a reference manual or language guide that encompasses the entire languagethats not the purpose. The purpose is to provide you with a small, simple-to-use phrasebook that will get you going and provide a quick, easy reference later as you delve into new areas of the language.

When designing the content for this book, I tried to come up with the most relevant and interesting phrases that will actually help programs accomplish tasks that are pertinent to real-world needs. I welcome your comments and any phrases that you feel really need to be added to this book.

Note

Almost all the sample code used in this book is taken from actual working files. For your convenience, the Python scripts, CGI scripts, and HTML and XML documents that are shown as examples in the phrases of this book are available for download from the publishers website. Register your book at www.samspublishing.com/register and download the code examples from this book. Feel free to modify them for your own needs.

I hope that you enjoy the phrases in this book and that they will be useful to you.

Chapter 1. Understanding Python

Python is an extremely powerful and dynamic object-oriented programming language. It has similarities to scripting languages such as Perl, Scheme, and TCL, as well as other languages such as Java and C.

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