- Tiny Python Projects
- Copyright
- brief contents
- contents
- front matter
- 0 Getting started: Introduction and installation guide
- Writing command-line programs
- Using test-driven development
- Setting up your environment
- Code examples
- Getting the code
- Installing modules
- Code formatters
- Code linters
- How to start writing new programs
- Why not Notebooks?
- The scope of topics we’ll cover
- Why not object-oriented programming?
- A note about the lingo
- 1 How to write and test a Python program
- 1.1 Creating your first program
- 1.2 Comment lines
- 1.3 Testing your program
- 1.4 Adding the #! (shebang) line
- 1.5 Making a program executable
- 1.6 Understanding $PATH
- 1.7 Adding a parameter and help
- 1.8 Making the argument optional
- 1.9 Running our tests
- 1.10 Adding the main() function
- 1.11 Adding the get_args() function
- 1.12 Testing hello.py
- 1.13 Starting a new program with new.py
- 1.14 Using template.py as an alternative to new.py
- Summary
- 2 The crow’s nest: Working with strings
- 2.1 Getting started
- 2.1.1 How to use the tests
- 2.1.2 Creating programs with new.py
- 2.1.3 Write, test, repeat
- 2.1.4 Defining your arguments
- 2.1.5 Concatenating strings
- 2.1.6 Variable types
- 2.1.7 Getting just part of a string
- 2.1.8 Finding help in the REPL
- 2.1.9 String methods
- 2.1.10 String comparisons
- 2.1.11 Conditional branching
- 2.1.12 String formatting
- 2.1.13 Time to write
- 2.2 Solution
- 2.3 Discussion
- 2.4 Going further
- Summary
- 2.1 Getting started
- 3 Going on a picnic: Working with lists
- 4 Jump the Five: Working with dictionaries
- 5 Howler: Working with files and STDOUT
- 6 Words count: Reading files and STDIN, iterating lists, formatting strings
- 7 Gashlycrumb: Looking items up in a dictionary
- 8 Apples and Bananas: Find and replace
- 9 Dial-a-Curse: Generating random insults from lists of words
- 10 Telephone: Randomly mutating strings
- 11 Bottles of Beer Song: Writing and testing functions
- 12 Ransom: Randomly capitalizing text
- 13 Twelve Days of Christmas: Algorithm design
- 14 Rhymer: Using regular expressions to create rhyming words
- 15 The Kentucky Friar: More regular expressions
- 16 The scrambler: Randomly reordering the middles of words
- 17 Mad Libs:Using regular expressions
- 18 Gematria: Numeric encoding of text using ASCII values
- 19 Workout of the Day: Parsing CSV files, creating text table output
- 20 Password strength: Generating a secure and memorable password
- 21 Tic-Tac-Toe: Exploring state
- 22 Tic-Tac-Toe redux: An interactive version with type hints
- Epilogue
- Appendix. Using argparse
- index
Tiny Python Projects
Learn coding and testing with puzzles and games
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