Chapter Thirteen : Parts of C++ to avoid

EXAMPLE 13.1 page no : 159

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s = 'abc' #raw_input()
print s

abc

EXAMPLE 13.2 page no : 160

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class DangerousString:
    def __init__(self,cp):
        pass
    
    def char(self):
        pass

hello = "Hello World!";
print hello # Works perfectly
print "%s"%hello

Hello World!
Hello World!

EXAMPLE 13.3 page no : 160

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class EmcString:
    def __init__(self,cp):
        pass


s = "Hello World!";
print s 

Hello World!

EXAMPLE 13.4 page no :161

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SIZE = 1024;
print SIZE

1024

EXAMPLE 13.5 page no : 162

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class X:
    class Color:
        green = 1
        yellow = 2
        red = 3

EXAMPLE 13.6 page no : 162

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class X:
    maxBuf = 1024
    class Color:
        green = 1
        yellow = 2
        red = 3

EXAMPLE 13.7 page no : 162

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def SQUARE(x):
    return x*x

i = SQUARE(3 + 4); 
print i

49

EXAMPLE 13.8 page no : 163

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def square(x):
    return x * x;
c = 2;
d = square(c)
print d

4

EXAMPLE 13.9 page no : 163

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"""
def SQUARE(x):
    return x*x
i = SQUARE("hello");
print i
"""
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'\ndef SQUARE(x):\n    return x*x\ni = SQUARE("hello");\nprint i\n'

EXAMPLE 13.10 page no : 163

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#define Velocity int
#typedef int Velocity;
# Not recommended
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'\nEXAMPLE 13.10 page no : 163\nHow to define synonyms for a type\nNote : Python doesnot have synonyms for type as we do not have to explicitely \ndeclare variables.\n'

EXAMPLE 13.11 page no : 164

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def printFruits(fruits,size):
    for i in range(size):
        print fruits[i]
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