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--- notes:python_cheat_sheet [2026/09/13 21:37]
102.66.147.176 old revision restored (2026/08/07 00:12)
+++ notes:python_cheat_sheet [2026/09/15 03:45] (current)
59.103.33.23 old revision restored (2026/08/06 22:23)
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   * Lists can be nested.
   * Other methods include append, pop, extend, index, count, sort, reverse.
-  * Lists can be created from sequences using list comprehension <code python>
+  * Lists can be created from sequences e.g <code python>
 vec = [2, 4, 6]
-[[x, x**2] for x in vec if x > 2]
+[[x, x**2] for x in vec]
-[[4, 16], [6, 36]]
+[[2, 4], [4, 16], [6, 36]]</code>
-[x+y for x in vec for y in vec2 if x > 2]</code>
   * Other sequence types include tuples ( (1,2) or 1,2) and sets ({1,2} or set(1,2)).
@@ Line 86: / Line 85: @@
   * zip takes two or more lists with the same number of elements and creates a single list of lists with corresponding members grouped together.
-===== Modules & Packages =====
+===== Modules =====
   * A //module// is a file of python definitions.
-  * Definitions in a module can be accessed by importing the module. <code python>import fib
+  * Definitions in a module can be accessed by importing the module. <code python> import fib
 from fib import fib1, fib2
 </code>
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   * The search list for modules is the variable sys.path initialized from the directory containing the input script (or the current directory), PYTHONPATH and the installation-dependent default.
   * When a module is imported, a byte-code version is stored to module.pyc which speeds up successive loads.
-  * There are many standard modules including sys which is common to all platforms.
+ * There are many standard modules including sys which is common to all platforms.
-  * dir(module) lists all names in a module sorted alphabetically. dir(builtins) shows all the built-in functions and variables.
-  * Packages can be used to group modules. Packages should be in a named directory with an __init__.py file optionally containing initialization code. E.g. import sound.effects.echo .
-  * . is the current package, .. is the parent package etc.

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