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Python Facts
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>>> two_wrongs = [False, False]
>>> bool(two_wrongs)
True
>>> bool(False + False)
False
The list is not empty
>>> bool([])
False
>>> bool([False, False])
True
Any non-empty object is considered True. Even if it's contains False booleans internally
>>> False + False == False
True
>>> bool("Nothing surprises me anymore")
True
Even one
>>> bool([False])
True
🚨 Little cautious when you are using Boolean in python!!!
——————
>>> two_wrongs = [False, False]
>>> bool(two_wrongs)
True
>>> bool(False + False)
False
The list is not empty
>>> bool([])
False
>>> bool([False, False])
True
Any non-empty object is considered True. Even if it's contains False booleans internally
>>> False + False == False
True
>>> bool("Nothing surprises me anymore")
True
Even one
>>> bool([False])
True
🚨 Little cautious when you are using Boolean in python!!!
Python tip
To update a list in-place, use a slice-assignment
t = s
......
s[:] = [f(x) for x in s if c(x)]
Now, both "s" and "t" reflect the new data.
To update a list in-place, use a slice-assignment
t = s
......
s[:] = [f(x) for x in s if c(x)]
Now, both "s" and "t" reflect the new data.
"JavaScript is going to die soon, React is the last UI library you will learn, TypeScript is a bottle-neck, WASM is the way forward"
Companies in the real world: "We are looking for a jQuery developer, ES6 knowledge is beneficial".
Big war is going in Websdeveoper’s community !!
People have different opinions. Whatever UI/UX plays important role in every technology (Python / Java / .NET / Ruby / PHP)
Companies in the real world: "We are looking for a jQuery developer, ES6 knowledge is beneficial".
Big war is going in Websdeveoper’s community !!
People have different opinions. Whatever UI/UX plays important role in every technology (Python / Java / .NET / Ruby / PHP)
Here are several ways to interactively display intermediate results during a calculation.
# Two liner
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5
>>> q
5.25
# Second expression
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5; q
5.25
# Walrus
>>> (q := 3.5 * 1.5)
5.25
# Invisible
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5
# Two liner
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5
>>> q
5.25
# Second expression
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5; q
5.25
# Walrus
>>> (q := 3.5 * 1.5)
5.25
# Invisible
>>> q = 3.5 * 1.5
Guys,
Try this if you are free
In Python, memory is managed in a _______ space.
Can you fill your answer ?
Try this if you are free
In Python, memory is managed in a _______ space.
Can you fill your answer ?
A word on IEEE’s methodology: It pulls 300 programming languages from GitHub, then narrows that down to the 52 that earned the most search results in Google. Those 52 are then analyzed using 11 metrics, including data from Twitter, GitHub, and Stack Overflow, in order to arrive at IEEE’s aggregate score. Ok