⌨️ Asynchronous code

Asynchronous code is an approach to writing code that allows multiple tasks to be performed simultaneously within a single process. This is achieved through the use of asynchronous functions and coroutines. Unlike synchronous code, which executes each task sequentially, asynchronous code can run multiple tasks “in parallel” and organize their execution using iterations and callback calls.

🔅 Python Data Structures: Sets and Frozen Sets

🌐 Author: Mridu Bhatnagar
🔰 Level: Beginner

⏰ Duration: 1h 37m

🌀 Learn important basics of using Python sets and frozen sets.

📗 Topics: Data Structures, Python

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⌨️ Calculate derivatives in Python

🔅 8 Things You Must Know in Python

🌐 Author: Jonathan Fernandes
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 56m

🌀 Learn eight things you should know to move beyond the basics of Python coding.

📗 Topics: Python

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⌨️ Useful Python Modules

⌨️ Python Quiz

What is the output of the following Python code? 🤔🚀

⌨️ Quick Python cheatsheet.

🔅 Python: Working with Files

🌐 Author: Kathryn Hodge
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 1h 41m

🌀 Learn how you can use Python to automate operating system tasks, aggregate data across multiple sources, save results to files, and level up your Python applications.

📗 Topics: File Handling, Python

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🔅 Python Functions for Data Science

🌐 Author: Lavanya Vijayan
🔰 Level: Intermediate

⏰ Duration: 1h 30m

🌀 Save time, and make your code more readable and reusable, by learning the most powerful Python functions for data science.

📗 Topics: Data Analysis, Python

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