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Python Advanced Functions and Concepts

The document covers advanced Python function concepts, including the use of *args and **kwargs for variable arguments, the LEGB rule for scope and namespaces, and context managers for resource management. It also discusses multithreading for I/O-bound tasks and lists useful built-in functions for object manipulation. Overall, it provides essential programming techniques and best practices in Python.

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Python Advanced Functions and Concepts

The document covers advanced Python function concepts, including the use of *args and **kwargs for variable arguments, the LEGB rule for scope and namespaces, and context managers for resource management. It also discusses multithreading for I/O-bound tasks and lists useful built-in functions for object manipulation. Overall, it provides essential programming techniques and best practices in Python.

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Page 1: Advanced Function Concepts

*args and **kwargs:

def example(*args, **kwargs):

for arg in args:

print(arg)

for key, value in [Link]():

print(f"{key}: {value}")

Use when number of arguments is unknown.


Page 2: Scope and Namespaces

LEGB Rule:

- Local

- Enclosing

- Global

- Built-in

Use global to modify global variables inside functions.


Page 3: Context Managers

with open('[Link]', 'r') as f:

contents = [Link]()

Custom context managers using class or contextlib.

from contextlib import contextmanager

@contextmanager

def managed_resource():

print("Setup")

yield

print("Cleanup")
Page 4: Multithreading

import threading

def worker():

print("Working")

t = [Link](target=worker)

[Link]()

[Link]()

Good for I/O-bound tasks, not CPU-bound (use multiprocessing for that).
Page 5: Useful Built-in Functions

- len(), type(), range(), zip(), enumerate()

- any(), all(), sorted(), reversed()

- isinstance(), id(), dir(), vars()

Help with inspecting and manipulating objects.

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