Python Code Segment
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A Python Code Segment is a source code segment that implements python functionality (using python syntax and language features).
- AKA: Python Code Block, Python Code Snippet, Python Implementation Block.
- Context:
- It can typically use Python Language Features through python statements.
- It can typically implement Python Functions through python definitions.
- It can typically handle Python Data Types through python operations.
- It can typically access Python Librarys through import statements.
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- It can often employ Python Indentation for code block structure.
- It can often utilize Python List Comprehensions for data manipulation.
- It can often leverage Python Generators for iteration control.
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- It can range from being a Simple Python Expression to being a Complex Python Module, depending on its code complexity.
- It can range from being a Basic Python Function to being a Python Class Definition, depending on its structural scope.
- It can range from being a Python Statement Fragment to being a Python Implementation Block, depending on its completeness level.
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- Example(s):
- Python Control Structures, such as:
- Python Function Structures, such as:
- Python Data Structures, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- a Go Code Segment, which uses go syntax instead of python syntax.
- a Scala Code Segment, which uses scala syntax instead of python syntax.
- a Perl Code Segment, which uses perl syntax instead of python syntax.
- See: Imperative Programming, Python Programming Language, Python Implementation, Python Source Code, Python Code Pattern.