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You have reached the official repository for this book's examples package. It contains two items:
⇦ View and save
⇦ Fetch and unzip
The buttons above provide access to the book's captioned examples. You can either browse individual examples online with the first button, or copy all the examples to your own device with the second. Individual views have save links at top of page, and the second button's zipfile includes all examples and extracts in any unzip tool.
Whether online or unzipped, the examples content is organized as an LP6E root folder with one subfolder for each chapter's examples. Per the book, you should generally work in the subfolder of the chapter you are currently studying so imports run without path settings.
All example files are formatted using Unix end-of-line markers but should display well in text tools on Windows too.
Emedia (ebooks and the online platform) also support copy/paste of both captioned examples and interactive code demoed in a REPL. You'll have to enter emojis manually and the PDF ebook discards indentation on code copy/paste, but both the ePub ebook and online web version retain indentation (tip: the free and Python-coded Calibre does ePub). As noted in the book, though, typing some code examples is a recommended way to get comfortable with syntax. You can't code without writing code, after all.
This package's content was last updated December 21, 2024. For more resources for this book, see its main support page