دانلود کتاب سی‌پایتون -راهنمای کامل معماری و عملکرد سی‌پایتون (CPython)

If this is your first time hearing the name “CPython,” you might think it’s a new implementation of Python. But no, CPython isn’t a new toy or a new programming language—it’s the very same Python interpreter that most people use every day. What some may not know is that Python was originally developed in the C programming language, so when people mention “Python” without any further clarification, they are typically referring to CPython. Why? For no particular reason—just for fun. And having fun is important! If your goal in reading this book is to dramatically improve your Python programming skills by exploring the CPython source code, you might be a little disappointed. While reading the CPython source can enhance your understanding of Python to some degree, the primary benefit is the opportunity to improve your C programming skills, since most of the CPython code base is written in C. Therefore, if you simply want to learn Python syntax, an introductory Python book would be a better choice. The main purpose of delving into the CPython source code is to uncover some of the “black magic” behind the language. For example, what exactly are “objects” in Python? How are modules loaded? How does Python manage memory? These are the kinds of topics this book will focus on. Although the entire CPython project is available to browse directly on GitHub, it’s more efficient to download the CPython source code onto your local computer for in-depth exploration. The next chapter will guide you through where and how to download it. While the latest version of Python is currently 3.13, this book references the CPython source code for version 3.12.6. Source code can vary between different versions, especially for changes beyond minor releases. If you want to follow along exactly, it’s recommended to use the same version as I do to ensure that we’re viewing the same content.