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I saved your article and python code. Maybe someday come in handy. I would also be interested to find information on python libraries.
Are there any libraries you’re interested in or would you want a general list?
I think a general list of everyday libraries, what you use it for, and common methods would be interesting to see.
This is a great list, thank you! It's definitely super helpful for someone like me who's new to python.
This is a great idea! I don't use a ton of libraries outside of what's already a part of the standard library (e.g.
csv,sys,os, etc.), but I could probably piece together a similar article to this one.Nifty list!
Another way to clone a list:
Oh, this is cool! I can't believe there are even more slick ways to copy a list. Do you mind if I include this in the original article with credit to you for the tip?
Absolutely, happy to contribute :)
Just updated the article to include your solution. Did you know this solution is blazing fast?!
Super helpful list especially helping remind more experienced hands that your favourite approach is not necessarily the latest or preferred approach. Especially look forward to playing with f-strings when we do our Python 3 upgrade. Just one typo - in the last code block "import cProfile" is included in the comment rather than on it's own line.
Thanks again Jeremy!
Thanks for the heads up, Richard! When I ported this over using RSS, the code blocks were imported as a single line, so I had to manually reformat them. I wouldn't be surprised if there were more artifacts like that.
Also, great call on the f-strings. I've been addicted to them for a little while now! Very convenient.
where's the other like button so I can smash it many times :)
Haha glad you like it. Unless this is a clever way of hinting at a dislike button. In that case, you win this time!
Full proof reply, I've book marked the article and the reply for laughs later on in life...
Very nice, covering a bunch of common problems Python programmers like myself face. I didn't know about all those quirks though.
I’m a bit of a language feature nut! Glad you liked the list.
Don't forget f-string formatting
I believe it’s there! Should be the last one in the string formatting list.
Helpful one
Glad to hear it!
Awesome list @renegadecoder94
Hope it’s helpful!
Woah! That's a great list! 🤩
Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks a lot for share these snippets.
In future can you also share snippets of logging, expection handling and main libraries like numpy arrays and pandas dataframes.
Bro that's good!
Solves %85 of my problems!
super
Awesome! Thanks for your time
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How did that add up to 71? I counted 16.
71 refers to the number of code snippets (which could be wrong), not the number of problems.
This is a great list, thank you! It's definitely super helpful for someone like me who's new to python.
plz do me a favor - puplish this on gitub - this is the place for sharing such stuff
How to delete a value using an index in set? I am aware that set does not allow indexing.