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(python2.1-ref.info)Miscellaneous Index
Miscellaneous Index *******************
__add__()- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __bases__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __builtins__
- exec statement.
- __call__()
- Calls.
- __class__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __cmp__()
- Basic customization.
- __coerce__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __contains__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __debug__
- Assert statements.
- __dict__ <1>
- Customizing attribute access.
- __dict__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __doc__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __file__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __future__
- __future__.
- __getitem__()
- Special method names.
- __iadd__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __imul__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __init__()
- standard type hierarchy.
- __init__.py
- import statement.
- __len__()
- Basic customization.
- __members__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __methods__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __module__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __mul__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __name__
- standard type hierarchy.
- __nonzero__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __radd__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __rmul__()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- __setattr__()
- Customizing attribute access.
- addition
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- and
- Boolean operations.
- anonmymous function
- Boolean operations.
- append()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- arithmetic conversion
- Arithmetic conversions.
- ASCIIASCII <1>
- standard type hierarchy.
- ASCIIASCII <2>
- Delimiters.
- ASCIIASCII <3>
- String literals.
- ASCIIASCII
- Notation.
- assert
- Assert statements.
- assignment statement <1>
- Assignment statements.
- assignment statement
- standard type hierarchy.
- atom
- Atoms.
- attribute
- standard type hierarchy.
- attribute assignment
- Assignment statements.
- attribute deletion
- del statement.
- attribute reference
- Attribute references.
- augmented assignment
- Augmented Assignment statements.
- back-quotes <1>
- String conversions.
- back-quotes
- Basic customization.
- backslash character
- Explicit line joining.
- backward quotes <1>
- String conversions.
- backward quotes
- Basic customization.
- binary arithmetic operation
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- binary bit-wise operation
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- binding name <1>
- Assignment statements.
- binding name
- Code blocks.
- bit-wise and
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- bit-wise or
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- bit-wise xor
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- blank line
- Blank lines blank line.
- BNF <1>
- Expressions.
- BNF
- Notation.
- Boolean operation
- Boolean operations.
- break <1>
- try statement.
- break <2>
- for statement.
- break <3>
- while statement.
- break
- break statement.
- built-in function call
- Calls.
- built-in method
- standard type hierarchy.
- built-in method call
- Calls.
- built-in module
- import statement.
- built-in name
- Identifiers Names.
- byte
- standard type hierarchy.
- bytecode
- standard type hierarchy.
- C
- String literals.
- C language <1>
- Comparisons.
- C language
- standard type hierarchy.
- call
- Calls.
- call instance
- Emulating callable objects.
- chaining comparisons
- Comparisons.
- character <1>
- Subscriptions.
- character
- standard type hierarchy.
- character set
- standard type hierarchy.
- class
- Class definitions.
- class attribute
- standard type hierarchy.
- class attribute assignment
- standard type hierarchy.
- class constructor
- Basic customization.
- class definition <1>
- Class definitions.
- class definition
- return statement.
- class instance
- standard type hierarchy.
- class instance attribute
- standard type hierarchy.
- class instance attribute assignment
- standard type hierarchy.
- class instance call
- Calls.
- class name
- Class definitions.
- class object call <1>
- Calls.
- class object call
- standard type hierarchy.
- clause
- Compound statements.
- clear()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- co_argcount
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_cellvars
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_code
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_consts
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_filename
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_firstlineno
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_flags
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_freevars
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_lnotab
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_name
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_names
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_nlocals
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_stacksize
- standard type hierarchy.
- co_varnames
- standard type hierarchy.
- code block <1>
- import statement.
- code block <2>
- Identifiers Names.
- code block
- Code blocks.
- comma
- Parenthesized forms.
- command line
- Complete Python programs.
- comment
- Comments.
- comparison
- Comparisons.
- comparisons
- Basic customization.
- complex literal
- Numeric literals.
- complex number
- standard type hierarchy.
- compound statement
- Compound statements.
- constant
- Literals.
- container <1>
- standard type hierarchy.
- container
- Objects.
- continue <1>
- try statement.
- continue <2>
- for statement.
- continue <3>
- while statement.
- continue
- continue statement.
- copy()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- count()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- dangling else
- Compound statements.
- data
- Objects.
- data type
- standard type hierarchy.
- datum
- Dictionary displays.
- debugging assertions
- Assert statements.
- decimal literal
- Numeric literals.
- DEDENT token <1>
- Compound statements.
- DEDENT token
- Indentation.
- def
- Function definitions.
- default parameter value
- Function definitions.
- del <1>
- del statement.
- del <2>
- Basic customization.
- del
- standard type hierarchy.
- delete
- standard type hierarchy.
- deletion target
- del statement.
- deletion target list
- del statement.
- delimiters
- Delimiters.
- destructor <1>
- Assignment statements.
- destructor
- Basic customization.
- dictionary display
- Dictionary displays.
- division
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- documentation string
- standard type hierarchy.
- EBCDIC
- standard type hierarchy.
- elif
- if statement.
- Ellipsis
- standard type hierarchy.
- else <1>
- try statement.
- else <2>
- for statement.
- else <3>
- while statement.
- else <4>
- if statement.
- else
- break statement.
- empty list
- List displays.
- empty tuple <1>
- Parenthesized forms.
- empty tuple
- standard type hierarchy.
- error handling
- Exceptions.
- errors
- Exceptions.
- escape sequence
- String literals.
- exc_info
- standard type hierarchy.
- exc_traceback <1>
- try statement.
- exc_traceback
- standard type hierarchy.
- exc_type
- try statement.
- exc_value
- try statement.
- except
- try statement.
- exception <1>
- raise statement.
- exception
- Exceptions.
- exception handler <1>
- Exceptions.
- exception handler
- standard type hierarchy.
- exclusive or
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- exec <1>
- exec statement.
- exec <2>
- global statement.
- exec
- Code blocks.
- execution frame <1>
- Class definitions.
- execution frame
- Code blocks.
- execution model
- Execution model.
- execution stack
- standard type hierarchy.
- expression
- Expressions.
- expression list <1>
- Assignment statements.
- expression list <2>
- Expression statements.
- expression list
- Expression lists.
- expression statement
- Expression statements.
- extended print statement
- print statement.
- extended slicing
- Slicings.
- extension module
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_back
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_builtins
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_code
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_exc_traceback
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_exc_type
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_exc_value
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_globals
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_lasti
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_lineno
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_locals
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_restricted
- standard type hierarchy.
- f_trace
- standard type hierarchy.
- filename extension
- import statement.
- finally <1>
- try statement.
- finally <2>
- continue statement.
- finally <3>
- break statement.
- finally
- return statement.
- floating point literal
- Numeric literals.
- floating point number
- standard type hierarchy.
- for <1>
- for statement.
- for <2>
- continue statement.
- for
- break statement.
- from <1>
- import statement.
- from
- Code blocks.
- func_code
- standard type hierarchy.
- func_defaults
- standard type hierarchy.
- func_dict
- standard type hierarchy.
- func_doc
- standard type hierarchy.
- func_globals
- standard type hierarchy.
- function argument
- standard type hierarchy.
- function call <1>
- Calls.
- function call
- standard type hierarchy.
- function definition <1>
- Function definitions.
- function definition
- return statement.
- function name
- Function definitions.
- future statement
- Future statements.
- garbage collection
- Objects.
- generic special attribute
- standard type hierarchy.
- get()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- global <1>
- global statement.
- global <2>
- import statement.
- global <3>
- del statement.
- global <4>
- Assignment statements.
- global <5>
- Identifiers Names.
- global
- Code blocks.
- global name
- Identifiers Names.
- global name binding
- global statement.
- global namespace <1>
- Code blocks.
- global namespace
- standard type hierarchy.
- grammar
- Notation.
- grouping
- Indentation.
- handle an exception
- Exceptions.
- has_key()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- hash character
- Comments.
- hexadecimal literal
- Numeric literals.
- hierarchical module names
- import statement.
- identifier <1>
- Identifiers Names.
- identifier
- Identifiers and keywords.
- identity of an object
- Objects.
- identity test
- Comparisons.
- if
- if statement.
- im_class
- standard type hierarchy.
- im_func
- standard type hierarchy.
- im_self
- standard type hierarchy.
- imaginary literal
- Numeric literals.
- immutable data type
- Literals 2.
- immutable object <1>
- Dictionary displays.
- immutable object <2>
- Literals 2.
- immutable object
- Objects.
- import <1>
- import statement.
- import
- standard type hierarchy.
- importing module
- import statement.
- in <1>
- for statement.
- in
- Comparisons.
- inclusive or
- Binary bit-wise operations.
- INDENT token
- Indentation.
- indentation
- Indentation.
- index operation
- standard type hierarchy.
- index()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- inheritance
- Class definitions.
- input
- Expression input.
- input!raw
- Expression input.
- insert()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- instance call
- Calls.
- integer
- standard type hierarchy.
- integer literal
- Numeric literals.
- integer representation
- standard type hierarchy.
- interactive mode
- Complete Python programs.
- internal type
- standard type hierarchy.
- interpreter
- Top-level components.
- inversion
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- invocation
- standard type hierarchy.
- is
- Comparisons.
- is not
- Comparisons.
- item selection
- standard type hierarchy.
- items()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- key
- Dictionary displays.
- key/datum pair
- Dictionary displays.
- keys()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- keyword
- Keywords.
- lambda expression
- Boolean operations.
- lambda form <1>
- Function definitions.
- lambda form
- Boolean operations.
- last_traceback
- standard type hierarchy.
- leading whitespace
- Indentation.
- lexical analysis
- Lexical analysis.
- lexical definitions
- Notation.
- line continuation
- Explicit line joining.
- line joining <1>
- Explicit line joining.
- line joining
- Logical lines.
- line structure
- Line structure.
- list comprehensions
- List displays.
- list display
- List displays.
- literal <1>
- Literals 2.
- literal
- Literals.
- local namespace
- Code blocks.
- logical line
- Logical lines.
- long integer literal
- Numeric literals.
- loop control target
- break statement.
- loop statement <1>
- for statement.
- loop statement <2>
- while statement.
- loop statement <3>
- continue statement.
- loop statement
- break statement.
- loop!over mutable sequence
- for statement.
- makefile()
- standard type hierarchy.
- membership test
- Comparisons.
- method call
- Calls.
- minus
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- module initialization
- import statement.
- module name
- import statement.
- module namespace
- standard type hierarchy.
- module search path
- import statement.
- modules
- import statement.
- modulo
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- multiplication
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- mutable object
- Objects.
- mutable sequence!loop over
- for statement.
- name <1>
- Identifiers Names.
- name
- Identifiers and keywords.
- name binding <1>
- Class definitions.
- name binding <2>
- Function definitions.
- name binding <3>
- import statement.
- name binding
- Identifiers Names.
- name mangling
- Identifiers Names.
- NameError
- Code blocks.
- namespace
- Code blocks.
- negation
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- nested scopes
- Nested scopes.
- newline suppression
- print statement.
- NEWLINE token <1>
- Compound statements.
- NEWLINE token
- Logical lines.
- None <1>
- Expression statements.
- None
- standard type hierarchy.
- not
- Boolean operations.
- not in
- Comparisons.
- notation
- Notation.
- NotImplemented
- standard type hierarchy.
- null operation
- pass statement.
- number
- Numeric literals.
- numeric literal
- Numeric literals.
- object
- Objects.
- octal literal
- Numeric literals.
- operator precedence
- Summary.
- operators
- Operators.
- or
- Boolean operations.
- output <1>
- print statement.
- output
- Expression statements.
- OverflowError
- standard type hierarchy.
- packages
- import statement.
- parenthesized form
- Parenthesized forms.
- parser
- Lexical analysis.
- Pascal language
- for statement.
- pass
- pass statement.
- physical line <1>
- String literals.
- physical line <2>
- Explicit line joining.
- physical line
- Logical lines.
- plain integer literal
- Numeric literals.
- plus
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- pop()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- popen()
- standard type hierarchy.
- primary
- Primaries.
- print <1>
- print statement.
- print
- Basic customization.
- private names
- Identifiers Names.
- procedure call
- Expression statements.
- program
- Complete Python programs.
- raise
- raise statement.
- raise an exception
- Exceptions.
- raising exception
- raise statement.
- raw input
- Expression input.
- raw string
- String literals.
- readline()
- Expression input.
- rebinding name <1>
- Assignment statements.
- rebinding name
- Code blocks.
- reference counting
- Objects.
- remove()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- reserved word
- Keywords.
- restricted execution
- Code blocks.
- return <1>
- try statement.
- return
- return statement.
- reverse quotes <1>
- String conversions.
- reverse quotes
- Basic customization.
- reverse()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- sequence item
- Subscriptions.
- shifting operation
- Shifting operations.
- simple statement
- Simple statements.
- singleton tuple
- standard type hierarchy.
- slice
- Slicings.
- slicing <1>
- Slicings.
- slicing
- standard type hierarchy.
- slicing assignment
- Assignment statements.
- sort()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- space
- Indentation.
- special attribute
- standard type hierarchy.
- stack trace
- standard type hierarchy.
- Standard C
- String literals.
- standard input
- Complete Python programs.
- standard output <1>
- print statement.
- standard output
- Expression statements.
- start <1>
- Slicings.
- start
- standard type hierarchy.
- statement grouping
- Indentation.
- statement!assignment, augmented
- Augmented Assignment statements.
- stderr
- standard type hierarchy.
- stdin
- standard type hierarchy.
- stdio
- standard type hierarchy.
- stdout <1>
- print statement.
- stdout
- standard type hierarchy.
- step <1>
- Slicings.
- step
- standard type hierarchy.
- stop <1>
- Slicings.
- stop
- standard type hierarchy.
- string comparison
- standard type hierarchy.
- string conversion <1>
- Expression statements.
- string conversion <2>
- String conversions.
- string conversion
- Basic customization.
- string item
- Subscriptions.
- string literal
- String literals.
- string!Unicode
- String literals.
- subscription <1>
- Subscriptions.
- subscription
- standard type hierarchy.
- subscription assignment
- Assignment statements.
- subtraction
- Binary arithmetic operations.
- suite
- Compound statements.
- syntax <1>
- Expressions.
- syntax
- Notation.
- sys.exc_info
- standard type hierarchy.
- sys.exc_traceback
- standard type hierarchy.
- sys.last_traceback
- standard type hierarchy.
- sys.modules
- import statement.
- sys.stderr
- standard type hierarchy.
- sys.stdin
- standard type hierarchy.
- sys.stdout
- standard type hierarchy.
- SystemExit
- Exceptions.
- tab
- Indentation.
- target
- Assignment statements.
- target list <1>
- for statement.
- target list
- Assignment statements.
- target list assignment
- Assignment statements.
- tb_frame
- standard type hierarchy.
- tb_lasti
- standard type hierarchy.
- tb_lineno
- standard type hierarchy.
- tb_next
- standard type hierarchy.
- termination model
- Exceptions.
- token
- Lexical analysis.
- trailing comma <1>
- print statement.
- trailing comma
- Expression lists.
- triple-quoted string
- String literals.
- try <1>
- try statement.
- try
- standard type hierarchy.
- tuple display
- Parenthesized forms.
- type
- standard type hierarchy.
- type hierarchy
- standard type hierarchy.
- type of an object
- Objects.
- types, internal
- standard type hierarchy.
- unary arithmetic operation
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- unary bit-wise operation
- Unary arithmetic operations.
- unbinding name <1>
- del statement.
- unbinding name
- Code blocks.
- Unicode
- standard type hierarchy.
- Unicode Consortium
- String literals.
- UNIX
- Complete Python programs.
- unreachable object
- Objects.
- unrecognized escape sequence
- String literals.
- update()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- user-defined function
- standard type hierarchy.
- user-defined function call
- Calls.
- user-defined method
- standard type hierarchy.
- user-defined module
- import statement.
- value of an object
- Objects.
- values()
- Emulating sequence and mapping types.
- while <1>
- while statement.
- while <2>
- continue statement.
- while
- break statement.
- whitespace
- Indentation.
- writing values <1>
- print statement.
- writing values
- Expression statements.
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