Python tutorials

Pump It Up: The EDA

Part One: The data When looking for projects to boost my data cleaning, exploratory data analysis (EDA) and machine learning skills, I came across the DrivenData website and I was sold. I get to hone my skills and contribute to a social challenge — specifically the

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HTML and CSS for Python Developers

When you want to build websites as a Python programmer, there’s no way around HTML and CSS. Almost every website on the Internet is built with HTML markup to structure the page. To make a website look nice, you can style HTML with CSS. If you’re interested in web development with Python, then knowing HTML and CSS will help you understand web frameworks like Django and Flask better. But even if you’re just getting started with Python, HTML and CSS […]

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Building Command Line Interfaces With argparse

One of the strengths of Python is that it comes with batteries included: it has a rich and versatile standard library that makes it one of the best programming languages for writing scripts for the command line. But, if you write scripts for the command line, then you also need to provide a good command line interface, which you can create with the Python argparse library. In this video course, you’ll learn: What the Python argparse library is, and why […]

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Python News: What’s New From August 2022

In August 2022, Python inched closer to the 3.11 release, pandas introduced enhancement proposals, various packages saw new releases, Python extended its lead at the top of the TIOBE index, and PyPI battled malware. Read on for more details about what happened in the world of Python in August 2022! Python Has PEPs, NumPy Has NEPs, pandas Now Has PDEPs The first pandas enhancement proposal (PDEP) was submitted on August 3, 2022, and was entitled Purpose and guidelines. Enhancement proposals […]

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How Can You Install a Pre-Release Version of Python?

The Python language is in constant development. A new version is released annually in October to great fanfare. Before these stable releases, you can preview the new features by installing a pre-release of Python. Volunteers worldwide work on developing Python by updating the documentation, reporting issues, suggesting and discussing improvements, fixing bugs, and implementing new features. You can join this work and contribute to the efforts. The best way to start getting involved in the development of Python is to […]

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