07 Defaults
Advanced Python functions
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Table of contents
Section 1: Function objects
Section 1: Function objects
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Section 1 — Function objects.ipynb
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02 Introduction to function objects
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03 Function objects and bytecode
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04 Arguments and local variables
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05 Disassembling our function
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06 More arguments
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07 Defaults
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08 Disassembling defaults
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09 *args
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10 keyword-only parameters
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11 Exercises 1
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exercises-1.txt
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12 Exercise 1 solutions
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13 **kwargs
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14 When to use **kwargs
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15 Unpacking *iterables and **dicts
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16 Writing function wrappers
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17 Exercises 2
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exercises-2.txt
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18 Exercise 2 solutions
Section 2: Scoping and nested functions
Section 2: Scoping and nested functions
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Section 2 — Scoping and nested functions.ipynb
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19 Exploring __code__
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20 Scoping — LEGB
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21 Inner functions.mp4
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22 Visualizing inner functions
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23 Enclosing variables
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24 Using enclosing variables
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25 nonlocal
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26 __code__ and enclosing scope
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27 Multiple nestings
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28 Use case 1 — Semi-static variables
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29 Use case 2 — Function factories
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30 Exercises 3
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exercises-3.txt
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31 Exercise 3 solutions
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32 Intro to stack frames
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33 Functions vs. frames
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34 The "inspect" module
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35 Inspecting stack frames
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36 Type annotations
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37 Conclusion
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