September 2026
1051 pages
35h 4m
English
To make your programs interact with the operating system on which they run, you need access to the operating system’s functions. One problem here is that the various operating systems sometimes differ greatly in their range of functionality and in the way the available operations are used. However, Python was designed from the ground up to be a cross-platform language. To be able to run programs that need to draw on operating system functionality on as many platforms as possible without any modification, an interface has been created that provides uniform access to operating system functionality. Plainly speaking, this means that by using this uniform interface, you can write programs ...
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