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Python Automation Cookbook

Python Automation Cookbook - Second Edition

By : Jaime Buelta
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Python Automation Cookbook

Python Automation Cookbook

3.8 (16)
By: Jaime Buelta

Overview of this book

In this updated and extended version of Python Automation Cookbook, each chapter now comprises the newest recipes and is revised to align with Python 3.8 and higher. The book includes three new chapters that focus on using Python for test automation, machine learning projects, and for working with messy data. This edition will enable you to develop a sharp understanding of the fundamentals required to automate business processes through real-world tasks, such as developing your first web scraping application, analyzing information to generate spreadsheet reports with graphs, and communicating with automatically generated emails. Once you grasp the basics, you will acquire the practical knowledge to create stunning graphs and charts using Matplotlib, generate rich graphics with relevant information, automate marketing campaigns, build machine learning projects, and execute debugging techniques. By the end of this book, you will be proficient in identifying monotonous tasks and resolving process inefficiencies to produce superior and reliable systems.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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Learning Python interpreter basics

In this recipe, we'll cover some of Python's built-in capabilities to examine code, investigate what's going on, and detect when things are not behaving properly.

We can also verify when things are working as expected. Remember that being able to rule out part of the code as the source of a bug is incredibly important.

While debugging, we typically need to analyze unknown elements and objects that come from an external module or service. Code in Python is highly discoverable at any point in its execution. This ability to examine the types and properties of the code while it is being executed is called introspection.

Everything in this recipe is included by default in Python's interpreter.

How to do it...

  1. Import pprint:
    >>> from pprint import pprint
    
  2. Create a new dictionary called dictionary:
    >>> dictionary = {'example': 1}
    
    ...
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