Python Programming Language

Python is a powerful object oriented, integrated, data driven, programming language for all operating systems. Allowing the execution of object oriented “scripts” that do not require compilation in order to be executed across numerous platforms. It has exploded in popularity over the years, gained favor in the open source community, and can be run on any platform. Python is one of the most commonly used programming languages.

Python Topics

datetime and time	Python package management 101	Pandas	Regex
OpenCV	argparse without “if then” operators	Working with scapy	Writing modules
Creating Daemons	Special Method Names	partial	build
Simple Parsing	Hatch	Uv	pyproject
multiprocessing	—	—	—

Terminology

constructor - a special method used to initialize an object’s attributes and setup the entry state.
generator - functions that return an iterator when the yield keyword is used.
assert - similar to it’s use in the written word; an assumption or statement desired to be true. Serves as debugging tool, where if the statement is false the program ceases to continue with the execution.

Exceptions

This a list all of some of the more common built-in exceptions found in python:

https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html
ValueError
TypeError
AssertionError
AttributeError
EOFError
FloatingPointError
GeneratorExit
ImportError
ModuleNotFoundError
IndexError
KeyError
KeyboardInterrupt
MemoryError
NameError
NotImplementedError
SystemError
RecursionError
ReferenceError
RuntimeError
StopInteruption
StopAsyncIteration
SyntaxError
IndentationError
TabError
SystemExit
TypeError
ValueError

Jupyter Lab

Jupyter lab is a development environment for the python programming language that allows the user to create dynamically responsive “notebooks” that break code statements into “cells” that can be executed and/or evaluated independently in a succession of steps or as a standalone execution. Although jupyter lab is somewhat targeted towards teaching, presentation, and data sharing. It has many benefits that other development environments do not provide that would interest programmers and developers alike.

Euporie

Euporie is a terminal interface to Jupyter Notebooks, and although it might not provide all the ui effects one might be acustomed to, it’s use has been quite pleasurable. It loads significantly faster than the standard Jupyter web interface, and due to it’s speed, has been more productive. Therefore, we reccommend everyone to try Euporie.

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