Python 3000: Tactical File I/O

Python 3000: Tactical File I/O, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 6 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 4980 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to create & save meaningful reports. Discover how to simultaneously print to the screen, as well as to a file. Practice creating data files that can be opened & edited by other applications Learn the secret of Google's success by discovering how to index popular data formats, as well as binary files. Lean how to use Python to quickly export & import data from several popular data formats. This course is ideal for individuals who are These lessons have been designed for students who need to understand how to process & manage files. or Students who need to know how to quickly find data without using a database will also enjoy this training. or Those who would like to use spreadsheets & other office applications as a user interface to their Python 4 Programs will also enjoy these lessons! It is particularly useful for These lessons have been designed for students who need to understand how to process & manage files. or Students who need to know how to quickly find data without using a database will also enjoy this training. or Those who would like to use spreadsheets & other office applications as a user interface to their Python 4 Programs will also enjoy these lessons!.

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Summary

Title: Python 3000: Tactical File I/O

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 6

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 6

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn how to create & save meaningful reports.
Discover how to simultaneously print to the screen, as well as to a file.
Practice creating data files that can be opened & edited by other applications
Learn the secret of Google's success by discovering how to index popular data formats, as well as binary files.
Lean how to use Python to quickly export & import data from several popular data formats.

Who Should Attend

These lessons have been designed for students who need to understand how to process & manage files.
Students who need to know how to quickly find data without using a database will also enjoy this training.
Those who would like to use spreadsheets & other office applications as a user interface to their Python 4 Programs will also enjoy these lessons!

Target Audiences

These lessons have been designed for students who need to understand how to process & manage files.
Students who need to know how to quickly find data without using a database will also enjoy this training.
Those who would like to use spreadsheets & other office applications as a user interface to their Python 4 Programs will also enjoy these lessons!

Welcome Pythoneers!

Once we have learned any programming language, the next task is to become familiar with the most common activities required to get our jobs done. Saving data to files is often an important part of any significant data processing activity. In this training opportunity, we will be discovering how to simply and quickly print what we have created to files on our local hard drive. We will review how to save data into several classic & ever-popular data formats.

Tracking Data

Discussing metadata – data that describes other data – countless billions are being made by companies keeping track of what others put on the Internet.

Of course I’m talking about companies such as Google… at the end of the day everything data-marketing firms rely upon are very well known. Time proven techniques.

How To?

The ability to keep track of each and every word on the Internet seems like a daunting undertaking… But underneath all of the contracts and service agreements there is a simple data-and-file indexingcapability.

Far from keeping a copy of everything that has ever been placed on the Internet places like Google instead create indexes. Files and techniques that allow us to point to pages to allow us to readily search index files for the information we’re looking for.

Bottom Line …

We will leverage what we have learned so as to be able to tag & keep track of what has been stored in any data-file type … in Python 3000: Tactical File I/O we’re going to show you how to create an index your own data using Python! -By the time you have completed this training, you will know what you will need to do to manage & track data without using any 3rd party database technologies!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Mastering File Input & Output

Lecture 1: Welcome to Python 3000

Lecture 2: 3510: Saving & Exchanging Data

Lecture 3: 3520: The CSV Standards

Lecture 4: 3530: Managing File Metadata

Lecture 5: 3540: Google Billions? Welcome to Indexing!

Lecture 6: 3550: Indexing Human Readable Files

Instructors

Randall Nagy
Software Engineer & Educator

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