Day 4 of #30DaysOfFlask and I've just learned about handling forms.
Created a simple login form and handled POST requests. I feel over-confident already about building the next Web2 Facebook!
Can't wait to start working on REST APIs with Flask!
Day 3 of #30DaysOfFlask: Exploring Flask templates with Jinja2.
Integrated a basic HTML template to display dynamic content. Loving how seamless it is!
This was very easy to work with as I have earlier worked on Django's Templates.
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Day 2 of #30DaysOfFlask: Dived into Flask routing and views.
Created my first route and viewed my 'Hello, Flask!' page in the browser.π
It's time I should add Flask & API Development to my resume π€£
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Started the #30DaysOfFlask challenge!
I will be taking small steps every day, making small progress.
Today, I set up my development environment and installed Flask. Excited to build and learn for the next 30 days! π #Python#WebDevelopment
π Python Quiz Time! π€
Given the list numbers = [1, 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18, 20], use filter() to create a new list with only even numbers. What's the output?
Reply with your answer! π #PythonQuiz#CodingChallenge
Python Question;
Test your knowledge of working with nested lists in Python.
Although this question might seem intimidating, it isn't. I believe you can figure it out.π
What is the output of this code, and why?π€
π Python tip of the day : Python's 'functools' module is so useful! Have you used the `partial` function to save a ton of code duplication ?
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π Python's `with` statement is a must-have for working with external resources. So much cleaner than try/finally blocks. What do you think ?
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π Python lovers, have you checked out the itertools module yet? It's packed with functions that make it easy to work perform common tasks like looping, filtering, and combining data.
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π Have you used Python's itertools module ? The combinations function makes it so easy to generate all possible combinations of a given list. So cool!
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π Python tip of the day: Did you know that you can use the zip function to iterate over multiple lists in parallel?
Give it a try and see how it can streamline your coding process!
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