This week we welcome Cristián Maureira-Fredes (@cmaureir) as our PyDev of the Week! Cristián is a core developer on the Qt for Python project (AKA PySide6). You can catch up with Cristián on GitHub or on Cristián’s website. Let’s spend some time getting to know Cristián better! Can you tell us a little about yourself […]
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Learn all about type hinting (AKA type annotation) in this tutorial by Mike Driscoll What You’ll Learn Pros and Cons of Type Hinting Built-in Type Hinting / Variable Annotation Collection Type Hinting Hinting Values That Could be None Type Hinting Functions What To Do When Things Get Complicated Classes Decorators Aliasing Other Type Hints This
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In this video tutorial, you will learn the basics of Python properties with Mike Driscoll . You will learn about: Python properties Setters and Getters Deleters
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Learn how to create simple graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with Python and PySimpleGUI in this introductory tutorial. You will learn how to layout Elements (i.e. widgets), add a graph with Matplotlib, and other PySimpleGUI basics
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This week we welcome Reindert-Jan Ekker (@rjekker) as our PyDev of the Week! Reindart is a freelance teacher who teaches Python, Java, Django, Bash and more. You can learn more about what he teaches at Code Sensei. Reindart also teaches on Pluralsight. Let’s spend a few moments getting to know Reindart better! Can you tell
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This week we welcome Bas Steins (@bascodes) as our PyDev of the Week! Bas is active in the Python community and freely gives out advice on Twitter. You can see what else Bas is up to on his blog. Let’s take some time to get to know Bas better! Can you tell us a little
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Learn the basics of Python’snamedtuplein this video tutorial by Mike Driscoll What You’ll Learn: Regular Tuples What is a namedtuple? Creating a namedtuple Converting a dict to a namedtuple Typing a namedtuple
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Learn the basics of Python’s difflib module in this newest tutorial by Mike Driscoll What You’ll Learn Getting Close Matches Using Differ Getting a Unified Diff Getting an HTML Diff
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This week we welcome Stephen Gruppetta (@s_gruppetta_ct) as our PyDev of the Week! Stephen is the author of the book / blog, The Python Coding Book. Stephen is also an author and contributor at Real Python. Let’s spend some time getting to know Stephen better! Can you tell us a little about yourself (hobbies, education,
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In this tutorial, you will learn about Python’s package installer, pip. You will discover how to do the following: Installing a Package Exploring Command Line Options Installing with requirements.txt Upgrading a Package Checking What’s Installed Uninstalling Packages
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Learn the basics of Classes and get your first taste of Object Oriented Programming in Python in this tutorial You will learn about: Class creation self — what it means Subclass creation Polymorphism Want to learn more? Buy my book, Python 101 – 2nd Edition: Leanpub (PDF, epub, mobi) Gumroad (PDF, epub, mobi) Amazon (Paperback
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Learn how to use 3 lines of code to transform a CSV file to Excel using Python and the pandas package! Also demonstrates how to fix issues when things go wrong!
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Did you know you can serve files on your local network using Python? It’s easy when you use the built-in HTTP server! You can even use this technique to transfer files to your phone! Learn more about this topic in this short video!
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Functions are reusable pieces of code. Anytime you find yourself writing the same code twice, that code should probably go in a function. For example, Python has many built-in functions, such as dir() and sum(). You also imported the math module and used its square root function, sqrt(). In this tutorial you will learn about:
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This week we welcome Luiz Gustavo Martins (@gusthema) as our PyDev of the Week! Luiz has been posting a lot of Python content on Twitter lately, so if you like to learn Python or machine learning, you should check him out. Let’s spend some time getting to know Luiz better! Can you tell us a
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