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Meeting Schedule

BayPIGgies meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of every month.  The exceptions to the 4th Thursday are in November and December.

Meetings are from 7:30 PM - 9 PM at

Meeting Location

Symantec Corporation Symantec Vcafe 

350 Ellis Street Mountain View, CA 94043

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Special note to ALL presenters:

There is no WIFI available at Symantec. Please bring your slides, notes,
sources, etc... on your computer or memory stick.
 
Special note to presenters using a Mac:
If you will be giving a presentation using a Mac, please bring your own Mac->VGA adapter. Symantec does not provide these and this is the one accessory which Mac users forget to bring.
 
 

Thursday, Dec 15, 2011

 SPECIAL NIGHT

 
Speaker: Marilyn Davis
Topic: What's Pythonic?

Abstract:

Marilyn will give a clear, succinct, and hopefully, thought-provoking,
definition for the word "pythonic".  She'll explain a few concepts that
help you to produce pythonic code. And, using her definition, she will
give code examples and pythonic ratings, from 0 to 10, for various
snippets of code.

We'll leave time for others to share their snippets of code. So bring any
code or thoughts that you consider to be particular pythonic, or
un-pythonic, or that just leave you curious.  And we'll try to work
together to pythonisize any code example, and put a rating on it.

Speaker Bio:

Marilyn Davis earned a Ph.D. in Radio Astronomy from UCSD, and Master's
degrees in Applied Physics from UCSD, and in Mathematics from Denver
University. Computer programming, and teaching, captured her imagination
and she has made significant contributions in scientific, environmental,
statistical, operations research, test-development, and electronic
democracy applications. After teaching C Programming at UCSC-Extension for
many years, she met Python and immediately recognized it as a big boon to
software engineering.  Marilyn currently conducts Python training
classes in various companies through PythonTrainer.Com, and at
UCSC-Extension in Santa Clara.

http://pythontrainer.com

 

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