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Learn python3 in one picture.

Home Page: https://git.io/Coo-py3

License: MIT License

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python3-in-one-pic's Issues

dev/master branch

I would suggest creating a dev branch that you use to work on examples. Once they're one, you can merge them into the master branch.

Item #2 text under Module is trimmed

Shows "arch Path" only

I love the work

Hey. I am very thankful for you having done this. Please I hope to see it completed soon. Thanks

Function call can be replaced with set literal

Actual:
set(['s', 'e', 'T'])
Expected:
{'s', 'e', 'T'}

Online version doesn't show properly

Missing inherited class

Class (OOP) > Override > class Bird. It must be "class Bird(Animal)".

Override Example doesn't inherit from Parent

class Bird: s/b class Bird(Animal):

args, kargs example

While it is correct in the notebook, the results are incorrect in the PNG.

Should be: args ('Python', 'Javascript')
Displays in PNG as: args('Python', 'C')

建议

思维导图不适合代码显示，而且图太大不利于显示，事实上，现在已经有更好的显示了，那种“cheat sheet”形式。

set is missing '!' in later part

            >>> st = set(['s', 'e', 'T'])
            >>> st
            {'s', 'T', 'e'}
            >>> st.add('t')  
            >>> st
            {'s', 'T', 't', 'e'}
            >>> st.add('t')
            >>> st
            {'s', 'T', 't', 'e'}
            >>> st.update(['!', '!'])
            >>> st
            {'s', 'T', 't', '!', 'e'}
            >>> st.discard('t') 
            >>> st
            {'s', 'T', '!', 'e'}
            >>> st.remove('T') 
            >>> st
            {'s', '!', 'e'}
            >>> st.pop()
            's'
            >>> st
            {'!', 'e'}
            >>>

Comperensions -> Comprehensions

There is a spelling mistake in comprehensions (for list, dict, etc) where it is labelled "comperensions".

Why is the slicing example so bizarre? I assume this was intended for an English speaking audience (given everything else is in english), so I'm not sure a japanese slicing example does any more than show unicode support and confuse the reader in terms of actual slicing mechanics.