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Webinar Recording: “Set Theory and Practice: Grok Pythonic Collection Types” with Luciano Ramalho

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Last Wednesday we were fortunate to have Luciano Ramalho with us for a webinar "Set Theory and Practice: Grok Pythonic Collection", using material from his book Fluent Python. The recording is now available.

https://youtu.be/NeeO14QBW-s

Luciano covered many topics related to the Python data model with an emphasis on collection-like objects:

Python collection types
Theory and algebraic logic behind set-less and set types
Python protocols and operations for collections
Code examples for implementations of kinds of sets

Luciano’s slides and repo are also available. If you have any questions for us or for him, please feel free to leave comments below on this blog post.

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