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In the code below is a Python function that take a list of numbers as an input and then filters out the prime numbers in the list.
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21 Jun 2023
As a beginner in Python programming, I am sure you have heard a lot about *args and **kwargs. So what exactly are they? A thread🧵
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8 Apr 2024
Hi all! Just recovered my account after it was hacked. Back to posting Python stuff. See you soon
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adada.py retweeted
30 Mar 2024
Do you know that you can actually live a debt-free life? Yes, you really can!
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adada.py retweeted
29 Mar 2024
Self-discipline isn't about depriving yourself; it's about empowering yourself. It's the fuel that drives you towards your goals, keeps you focused amidst distractions, and ultimately leads to personal growth and success. Cultivate it!
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adada.py retweeted
30 Jan 2024
Lists become one string
Joining, mapping, and uniting
Python transformation
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22 Apr 2022
Here, I tried to generate a single string from two lists. Is there a better way of doing this?
#Python #100DaysOfCode #pythonprogramming #coding
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26 Jun 2023
Python is the sweetheart of the programming world. Prove me wrong!
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21 Jun 2023
As a beginner in Python programming, I am sure you have heard a lot about *args and **kwargs. So what exactly are they? A thread🧵
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21 Jun 2023
Similarly, the keyworded **kwargs arguments allows the user to pass a variable number of keyworded arguments to a function.
For instance, you can pass a dictionary of arguments to a function and unpack them using **kwargs.
Check the example below:
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21 Jun 2023
Overall, *args and **kwargs can be incredibly useful when working with functions that take a variable number of arguments. Happy coding! 🚀
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20 Jun 2023
Do you know there is dictionary comprehension in Python, which works just like list comprehension?
It helps create a dictionary with one line of code.
Take a look at these two code snippets. One uses traditional for loop and the other uses comprehension. Which one is easier?
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19 Jun 2023
List comprehension is a game-changer in Python! With just one line of code, you can create, filter, and transform lists.
Check these two examples; the first one the traditional way, the second one using list comprehension.
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18 Jun 2023
Python programming has become the most in-demand skill in the tech industry. Its versatility, readability, and ease of use make it a top choice for developers. If you're looking to learn a new language, start with Python! You won't regret it. #python #programming #techskills
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10 Apr 2023
Python decorators.
What is a decorator?
Let's take 5 minutes and demystify these complex-but-powerful undervalued functions:
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10 Apr 2023
Decorators are incredibly versatile and powerful tools in Python.
They enable us to separate cross-cutting concerns such as logging, caching, and security from core business logic, leading to cleaner, more modular, and maintainable code.
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10 Apr 2023
By understanding the basics of decorators, we can leverage this powerful pattern to make our code more efficient and effective.9
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