Python inheritance - Examples

Python inheritance explained with Visualization

Python inheritance example 1

Python inheritance ( with child methods) example 2

Python inheritance and overriding example3

How to deploy python programs to Docker

Running python programs in Docker

It is quite easy to run your python programs in docker. For getting started with python in docker, we need to install docker in our system.

I am using Ubuntu and followed the instruction details beginners commands to start with Docker.

Once you have installed docker, we can start building our docker. We can create a separate folder/directory for this in our system.

FROM tells Docker which image you base your image on (in the example, Python 3).

RUN tells Docker which additional commands to execute.

CMD tells Docker to execute the command when the image loads.

Dockerfile:

#base image
FROM python:3

#adding our first program/application to docker image
ADD app.py /
ADD app2.py /

#this time we are using a script to run our applications.
ADD script.sh /
#make the script executable
RUN ["chmod", "+x", "./script.sh"]
#changed the command to run the script
CMD ./script.sh 
#you can read more about commands in docker at https://docs.docker.com
#add the command instruction
#CMD ["python","./app.py"]

script file:

You can specify your python programs in the script.
Note: I have explicitly used python3 to run the programs.

#!bin/bash

#first process
python3 app.py

#second process
python3 app2.py

Python applications

print("this is my first pythong docker program")

python function arguments

Python function arguments 

You might have seen *, ** (asterisks ) in functions definition -arguments in python. Don't confuse them with C pointers.They are actually totally different.

Below examples take you through  defaults ,keyed and VarArgs parameter passing in python.


Reference: https://python.swaroopch.com/functions.html






python function arguments Example 1

python function arguments Example 2

Python function arguments Example 3



Python arguments with tuple and dictionary