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Example code for Fluent Python, 2nd edition (O'Reilly 2022)
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Example code for Fluent Python, 2nd edition (O'Reilly 2022)

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/fluentpython/example-code-2e
• Owner: fluentpython
• License: mit
• Created: 2019-03-21T17:55:07.000Z (over 5 years ago)
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• Topics: concurrency, iterators, metaprogramming, python, python3, special-methods
• Language: Python
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# Fluent Python 2e example code

Example code for the book **Fluent Python, Second Edition** by Luciano Ramalho (O'Reilly, 2022).

## Table of Contents

All chapters are undergoing review and updates, including significant rewrites in the chapters about concurrency in **Part V**.

New chapters in **Fluent Python 2e** are marked with 🆕.

> 🚨  This table of contents is subject to change at any time until the book goes to the printer.


Latest change: Old **Part I—Prologue** merged into new **Part I—Data Structures**; parts renumbered accordingly; chapter numbers unchanged.

Part / Chapter #|Title|Directory|1st ed. Chapter #

---:|---|---|:---:

**I – Data Structures**|

1|The Python Data Model|[01-data-model](01-data-model)|1

2|An Array of Sequences|[02-array-seq](02-array-seq)|2

3|Dictionaries and Sets|[03-dict-set](03-dict-set)|3

4|Unicode Text versus Bytes|[04-text-byte](04-text-byte)|4

5|Data Class Builders|[05-data-classes](05-data-classes)|🆕

6|Object References, Mutability, and Recycling|[06-obj-ref](06-obj-ref)|8

**II – Functions as Objects**|

7|Funcions as First-Class Objects|[07-1class-func](07-1class-func)|5

8|Type Hints in Functions|[08-def-type-hints](08-def-type-hints)|🆕

9|Decorators and Closures|[09-closure-deco](09-closure-deco)|7

10|Design Patterns with First-Class Functions|[10-dp-1class-func](10-dp-1class-func)|6

**III – Object-Oriented Idioms**|

11|A Pythonic Object|[11-pythonic-obj](11-pythonic-obj)|9

12|Special Methods for Sequences|[12-seq-hacking](12-seq-hacking)|10

13|Interfaces, Protocols, and ABCs|[13-protocl-abc](13-protocol-abc)|11

14|Inheritance: For Better or For Worse|[14-inheritance](14-inheritance)|12

15|More About Type Hints|[15-more-types](15-more-types)|🆕

16|Operator Overloading|[16-op-overloading](16-op-overloading)|13

**IV – Control Flow**|

17|Iterators, Generators, and Classic Coroutines|[17-it-generator](17-it-generator)|14

18|with, match, and else Blocks|[18-with-match](18-with-match)|15

19|Concurrency Models in Python|[19-concurrency](19-concurrency)|🆕

20|Concurrent Executors|[20-executors](20-executors)|17

21|Asynchronous Programming|[21-async](21-async)|18

**V – Metaprogramming**|

22|Dynamic Attributes and Properties|[22-dyn-attr-prop](22-dyn-attr-prop)|19

23|Attribute Descriptors|[23-descriptor](23-descriptor)|20

24|Class Metaprogramming|[24-class-metaprog](24-class-metaprog)|21