Python Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples
∟Variables, Operations and Expressions
This chapter provides introductions and tutorial examples about expressions. Topics include introductions to variables, operations and expressions; operation precedences and execution order.
What Is Variable
What Is Operation
What Is Expression
Conditional Expression - Ternary Operation
Assignment Expression - Walrus Operation
Takeaways:
- A variable is a symbolic name of a data object.
- A variable can also be considered as an storage
for a reference or a pointer to the object.
- An operation is a sequence of lexical tokens in Python source code
that invokes a predefined action on one or two data objects.
- An expression is a sequence of lexical tokens in Python source code
that expresses a single object, a single operation,
or multiple operations executed sequentially.
- Operations enclosed within parentheses are executed first.
- Operations with higher precedences are executed first.
- Operations on the left are executed first, if they
have the same precedence.
- An expression always produces an object.
Table of Contents
About This Book
Running Python Code Online
Python on macOS Computers
Python on Linux Computers
Built-in Data Types
►Variables, Operations and Expressions
Statements - Execution Units
Function Statement and Function Call
Iterators, Generators and List Comprehensions
Classes and Instances
Modules and Module Files
Packages and Package Directories
"sys" and "os" Modules
"pathlib" - Object-Oriented Filesystem Paths
"pip" - Package Installer for Python
SciPy.org - Python Libraries for Science
pandas - Data Analysis and Manipulation
Anaconda - Python Environment Manager
Jupyter Notebook and JupyterLab
References
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