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Another interesting use of #python's walrus operator is to compute differences between successive values in a data stream. This is the inverse of accumulate():
>>> data = [10, 14, 34, 49, 70, 77]
>>> prev = 0; [-prev (prev := x) for x in data]
[10, 4, 20, 15, 21, 7]
This might be of interest to learners of all programming languages. It is a short introduction to Hash Functions, Hash Tables and Bloom Filters. If you've never heard of a bloom filter, be sure to check it out: youtu.be/oRGA05G421E#python#100DaysOfCode#javascript#java
Do you use #python? I've put together a short introduction on profiling. This way you can uncover where the bottlenecks in your programs are and then make sensible decisions on where to invest your optimisation efforts. youtu.be/MgBgMyYROTE#100DaysOfCode#100DaysofPython
Interested in your #python programs running as fast as possible? Keep your eyes peeled for a guide to Profiling, landing tomorrow. As requested, this and all future tutorials will have a camera on me as well so that the message comes across as clearly as possible. #100DaysOfCode
I've now been in touch with everyone who replied to express interest. If you haven't yet done so (or haven't yet received a DM from me) but are interested, please reply to this as your last opportunity. #python#pythonprogramming#learnpython#100DaysOfCode#100daysofpython
I have a really good proposal for any beginner/early intermediate #python learner who wants to boost their learning to the next level:
Is there anyone who would like to start their #100DaysOfCode by having a really short daily session with me where we go over the 100 most.. [1/3]
I have a really good proposal for any beginner/early intermediate #python learner who wants to boost their learning to the next level:
Is there anyone who would like to start their #100DaysOfCode by having a really short daily session with me where we go over the 100 most.. [1/3]
I have a really good proposal for any beginner/early intermediate #python learner who wants to boost their learning to the next level:
Is there anyone who would like to start their #100DaysOfCode by having a really short daily session with me where we go over the 100 most.. [1/3]
[2/3] ... common mistakes that people make when writing code. Essentially a practical teaching session that other people can watch and learn from (kinda like extra channel content). I'd be filming myself, you would film yourself and then I'd edit the video including what we go ..
[3/3] ... over in the interpreter. This is my channel for anyone who hasn't come across it yet youtube.com/channel/UCRwRIpY… If you're interested leave a comment. RT if you think it's a good opportunity and would like as many people as possible to put themselves forward for it!