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|a Intro -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Who Should Read This Book -- About This Book -- Conventions Used in This Book -- Using Code Examples -- O'Reilly Online Learning -- How to Contact Us -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1. Introduction to Robust Python -- Robustness -- Why Does Robustness Matter? -- What's Your Intent? -- Asynchronous Communication -- Examples of Intent in Python -- Collections -- Iteration -- Law of Least Surprise -- Closing Thoughts -- Part I. Annotating Your Code with Types -- Chapter 2. Introduction to Python Types -- What's in a Type?
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|a Mechanical Representation -- Semantic Representation -- Typing Systems -- Strong Versus Weak -- Dynamic Versus Static -- Duck Typing -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 3. Type Annotations -- What Are Type Annotations? -- Benefits of Type Annotations -- Autocomplete -- Typecheckers -- Exercise: Spot the Bug -- When to Use Type Annotations -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 4. Constraining Types -- Optional Type -- Union Types -- Product and Sum Types -- Literal Types -- Annotated Types -- NewType -- Final Types -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 5. Collection Types -- Annotating Collections
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|a Homogeneous Versus Heterogeneous Collections -- TypedDict -- Creating New Collections -- Generics -- Modifying Existing Types -- As Easy as ABC -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 6. Customizing Your Typechecker -- Configuring Your Typechecker -- Configuring mypy -- Mypy Reporting -- Speeding Up mypy -- Alternative Typecheckers -- Pyre -- Pyright -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 7. Adopting Typechecking Practically -- Trade-offs -- Breaking Even Earlier -- Find Your Pain Points -- Target Code Strategically -- Lean on Your Tooling -- Closing Thoughts -- Part II. Defining Your Own Types
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|a Chapter 8. User-Defined Types: Enums -- User-Defined Types -- Enumerations -- Enum -- When Not to Use -- Advanced Usage -- Automatic Values -- Flags -- Integer Conversion -- Unique -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 9. User-Defined Types: Data Classes -- Data Classes in Action -- Usage -- String Conversion -- Equality -- Relational Comparison -- Immutability -- Comparison to Other Types -- Data Classes Versus Dictionaries -- Data Classes Versus TypedDict -- Data Classes Versus namedtuple -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 10. User-Defined Types: Classes -- Class Anatomy -- Constructors -- Invariants
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|a Avoiding Broken Invariants -- Why Are Invariants Beneficial? -- Communicating Invariants -- Consuming Your Class -- What About Maintainers? -- Encapsulation and Maintaining Invariants -- Encapsul-what, Now? -- Protecting Data Access -- Operations -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 11. Defining Your Interfaces -- Natural Interface Design -- Thinking Like a User -- Natural Interactions -- Natural Interfaces in Action -- Magic Methods -- Context Managers -- Closing Thoughts -- Chapter 12. Subtyping -- Inheritance -- Substitutability -- Design Considerations -- Composition -- Closing Thoughts
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