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There are three Boolean operators in Python: and, or, and not. With them, you can test conditions and decide which execution path your programs will take. In this tutorial, you’ll take a deep dive into the Python or operator and how to use it. By the end of this course, you’ll have learned: How the Python or operator works How to use the Python or operator in Boolean and non-Boolean contexts What kind of programming problems you can solve by […]
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This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Yes, you read it right. In this article, I will give you a hands-on experience of GPT3. I was lucky enough to get access to private beta after waiting for 8 months 🙂 Introduction Last week I was exploring with GPT-3. I was thinking I will learn it in a data it two. But boy it took me a lot of time to learn it. I was very surprised […]
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Writing code that runs in the terminal or in your web browser is good fun. Writing code that affects the real world, however, can be satisfying on a whole other level. Writing this sort of code is called embedded development, and Python is making it more accessible than ever! This tutorial contains code snippets that allow you to build a simple game on the BBC micro:bit. To access the full code and get a sneak preview on what you’ll be […]
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Introduction Ever wondered how these search engines like Google and Yahoo work. And ever thought about how can they scan all through the internet and return relevant results in just About 5,43,00,000 results (0.004seconds). Well, they work on the concept of Crawling and Indexing. Crawling: Automated bots looks for pages that are new or updated. And stores the key information like — URL, title, keywords, and so on from the pages to be used later. Indexing: Data captured from crawling is analyzed […]
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This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. What is a Chatbot? Chatbots are intelligent digital assistants which may address customer’s basic and predictable queries. They offer numerous services via chatting and perform basic customer service operations. Chatbots work 24/7 and hence they provide assistance when offices are closed on holidays. There are a variety of synonyms for chatbot, including “talkbot,” “bot,” “IM bot,” “interactive agent” or “artificial conversation entity.“ Most organizations have already started implementing […]
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One of the benefits of containers over virtual machines is that you get some measure of isolation without the performance overhead or distortion of virtualization. Docker images therefore seem like a good way to get a reproducible environment for measuring CPU performance of your code. There are, however, complications. Sometimes, running under Docker can actually slow down your code and distort your performance measurements. On macOS and Windows, for example, standard Linux-based Docker containers aren’t actually running directly on the […]
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Python’s collections module provides a factory function called namedtuple(), which is specially designed to make your code more Pythonic when you’re working with tuples. With namedtuple(), you can create immutable sequence types that allow you to access their values using descriptive field names and the dot notation instead of unclear integer indices. If you have some experience using Python, then you know that writing Pythonic code is a core skill for Python developers. In this tutorial, you’ll level up that […]
Read moreThere are a variety of ways for storing and managing data in your program and the choice of the right data structure has an effect on the readability of your code, ease of writing, and performance. Python has a wide selection of built-in mechanisms that meet most of your data structure needs. This course introduces you to three types of data structures: stacks, queues, and priority queues. There are multiple types and classes for all of these data structures and […]
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If you’re familiar with functions in Python, then you know that it’s quite common for one function to call another. In Python, it’s also possible for a function to call itself! A function that calls itself is said to be recursive, and the technique of employing a recursive function is called recursion. It may seem peculiar for a function to call itself, but many types of programming problems are best expressed recursively. When you bump up against such a problem, […]
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Do you use Docker images to run your software? Does running or building your image involve a password or other credential that you really (don’t) want to share with hackers? Well, you’re in luck, because Docker makes it really easy to share your passwords, cloud credentials, and SSH private keys with the world. Whether it’s runtime secrets, build secrets, or just some random unrelated credentials you had lying around in the wrong place, Docker’s got you covered when it comes […]
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