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text/back/backmatter.tex

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\setulmarginsandblock{2.5cm}{2.5cm}{*}%0
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\checkandfixthelayout%
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\printBestPractices%
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\printUsefulTools%
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\printBestPractices{%
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When writing programs in any programming language, there are always many best practices that should be followed. %
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The same holds, of course, also for \python. %
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Best practices are methods and styles that have crystallized over decades of programming experience. %
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They help to avoid mistakes, increase the code maintainability, and improve performance.}%
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\printUsefulTools{%
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When developing software with \python, we can rely on a wide variety of tools that can help us to achieve high code quality and maintainability. %
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We introduce such tools and show how they can be used throughout this book at different locations.%
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}%
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\printglossaries%
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\printindex[python]%

text/front/preface/preface.tex

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@book{programmingWithPython,
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author = {Thomas Weise},
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title = {Programming with Python},
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year = {2024},
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year = {2024--2025},
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publisher = {Institute of Applied Optimization,
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School of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data,
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Hefei University},

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