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Contents:

  • 1: Get Ready For The Python Difference
  • 2: Variables, Objects and Attributes
  • 3: The Function Object
  • 4: Scope, Lifetime, and Closure
  • 5: Advanced Functions
  • 6: Decorators
  • 7: Class, Methods and Constructors
  • 8: Inside Class
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