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Have you ever wondered why despite how terrible your bandwidth may be, you’ve somehow managed to stream a YouTube video and sat through an entire Netflix movie without it hanging? True, it gets a bit blurry occasionally but somehow without your assis...
So this post is not going to be like our regular posts (Sorry for barely posting) but it is going to be a fun read, more akin to a story time. It’s basically about how I got my chance to write for Real Python and how I have become a writer for the pl...
It has been quite some time since my last blog post but we haven’t gone off track in our built-in modules python series. The module we would be looking at today is something we may all relate to as sleep deprived developers - coffee; I mean datetime....
Welcome to another bitesize episode of the built-in Python module series. The last time we had a look at the sys module and now we'd be looking at something somewhat similar known as the operating system (os) module. A major difference between the tw...
Aloha and karibu to another post in the Python built-in modules series. We would be looking at the sys module today. This would be a brief but informative one, so disfrutar! The sys module is an awesome way to work with the Python runtime environment...
We left off on my last post talking some stuff about creating your own module. That’s worth putting our built-in modules series on hold so you could learn this important feat in preparation for the many modules you may soon write. It’s quite easy rea...
I was working on my personal project this week when I stopped to reflect on the number of Python Modules there are. I mean, they are quite a lot of them and there’s actually a difference between modules and libraries that I’ve been ignoring for so lo...
As far as “collectible” data types go, we’ve looked at lists, tuples and sets. In this episode of data types that house other data types, we’d be looking at dictionaries. This type stands out from the others because it has key-value pairs which is a ...
Welcome to another post on iterables. In this post we would be talking about Tuples and Sets. Each data bundle houses other data types like numbers, strings and other iterables just like list do (Remember lists?) . They do differ however in terms of ...
