I have asked this question on iampython Instagram account yesterday. 50% voted yes, but answer is No. FYI.

Subject : A Year in Review & Extend Gratitude

We made it! With 2021 just a day away, we here at Python Developers Telegram group had many DevSprints, Coding discussions, 500+ valuable posts, 2300+ python enthusiast connections (all over groups) and also answered many questions posted in the group. I am proud to have helped so many people connect virtually to continue learning when they are reached me but still this is not enough.

Don't ever stop learning as it is a way to success. Coming up with huge ideas in 2021 to connect with 1Million developers through all “iampython” social platforms.


At the end of what’s been an incredibly challenging year, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you each and everyone.

Cheers to 2021 and our continued learning!

Best,
Raja Mahendra P

We are connecting tomorrow evening at 8PM IST for Weekly DevSprint.

Topic : Django CV Builder

Presented By : Nithin

Meeting link will be shared later

If anyone interested come forwarded share you coding and project experiences to our global community

I have a question if you would like to answer it

Can you name one database which is real-time and No SQL?

Join new group for Artificial intelligence and Datascience

https://chat.whatsapp.com/J1zYe6aakza9TCVaGZiTwJ

Will start in 30 mins.

Please join this live webinar session on YouTube

You will understand basic idea about Python Django project

Release dates of programming languages.

Python datetime libraries useful in projects

If you want attend deep dive sessions about AWS by Amazon

Check this link

https://aws.amazon.com/events/builders-online-series/

This is official link and free essential training on 21st Jan 2021

Brilliant analogy for cloud computing!

What do you mean by *args and **kwargs?


In cases when we don’t know how many arguments will be passed to a function, like when we want to pass a list or a tuple of values, we use *args.

**kwargs takes keyword arguments when we don’t know how many there will be.

What is a closure in Python?
A closure in Python is said to occur when a nested function references a value in its enclosing scope. The whole point here is that it remembers the value.
>>> def A(x):
def B():
print(x)
return B
>>> A(7)()
7

Interested people can join the session today at 10PM IST (in another 30 mins )

live session

Data Science Project Ideas:

#NLP -

Answering Questions; Speech Recognition; Summarizing Documents; Classifying Documents; Finding Names, Dates, etc. in documents; Searching for Articles mentioning a concept
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#ComputerVision -

Satellite and Drone Imagery Interpretation (e.g., for Disaster Resilience), Face Recognition, Image Captioning, Reading Traffic Signs, Locating Pedestrians and Vehicles in Autonomous Vehicles
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#Medicine -

Finding anomalies in Radiology Images, including CT, MRI, and X-ray images; Counting features in pathology slides; Measuring features in Ultrasounds; Diagnosing Diabetic Retinopathy
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#Biology -

Folding Proteins; Classifying Proteins; many Genomics Tasks, such as tumor-normal sequencing and classifying clinically actionable genetic mutations; Cell Classification; Analyzing Protein/Protein Interactions
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#ImageGeneration -

Colorizing Images, Increasing Image Resolution, Removing Noise from Images, converting images to art in the style of famous artists
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#RecommendationSystems -

Web search, Product recommendations, Home page layout
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#PlayingGames -

Chess, Go, Atari video games, and many real-time strategy games
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#Robotics -

Handling objects that are challenging to locate (e.g., transparent, shiny, lacking texture) or hard to pick up

How Neural Network Recognize a DOG in a Image ?