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Welcome to Day 82! Today isn’t just another day in your coding journey; it’s a celebration of the dedication, effort, and passion you’ve invested in mastering Python. Let’s take a moment to…

Python was first released to the public in February 1991, back when the most powerful PC had a 50MHz CPU, featured a few MB of RAM, Windows…

Welcome back, its Day 11 and today we are going to focus on the projects structure at a high level. The repository which I spent yesterday…

In Python, the is operator is used to compare the identities of two objects, while the is not operator is its counterpart. Identity, in the context of Python, refers to the memory address at which an…

The Python filter() function is a powerful tool for performing filtering operations on iterables. With filter(), you can apply a Boolean function to the items in an iterable and retain only the…

In this article, we’ll explore various miscellaneous functions in Python, including exec(), eval(), and hash(). These functions offer powerful capabilities, but it's important to understand their…

In the previous lesson, you learned that FilePathField() might not be the best choice for your model. The alternative is to change it to a CharField. Here's a step-by-step guide: However, after…

Authentication is an important aspect of building secure and reliable applications, especially when it comes to APIs. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore different authentication methods in…

Sorting is a fundamental operation in programming and Python provides versatile ways to sort iterables. In this guide, we’ll explore how to use the sorted() built-in function and the .sort() method…

Documentation is a vital aspect of any Python project, and its nature can vary based on whether it is private, shared, or public. In this tutorial, we will explore the recommended documentation…

In this article, you will learn how to work with files and directories in Python. You will be introduced to context managers and the with statement, which are commonly used in the Python standard…

In Python, class methods are a type of method that is associated with the class itself rather than an instance of the class. There are three types of methods in Python: instance methods, class…

Formatting numbers as strings in Python is a common task when you want to present numerical data in a readable and attractive way. Python provides a powerful method of accomplishing this using…

In this tutorial, we will be implementing a healing mechanism in a text-based role-playing game using Python. The goal is to allow the player to heal and regain 30 health points, with a maximum cap…

In Python, default methods are inherited by all objects. They provide default behavior for certain operations and can be overridden to customize their functionality. In Python, the __str__ method is…

In Python, you can use for loops to iterate over items from a container or sequence directly, without the need to look up each item by index. This makes your code more Pythonic and helps simplify the…

In the previous lesson, you made an educated guess about where the bug might be in your code. Now, you will set a breakpoint and inspect the code by stepping through it with your debugger. You…

In Python, the .append() method is commonly used to add elements to lists. However, it's not limited to only lists. Many other structures in Python also have an .append() method. In this tutorial…

When writing Python code, it’s common to encounter tracebacks, which are reports of errors that occur during the execution of a program. Understanding these tracebacks is essential for debugging and…