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Jul 10, 2024
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Start Coding with Python
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Organizing Medium Follower List in Alphabetical Order Using PythonA simple Python code consisting only of a few lines can order your followers on Medium alphabetically, and save the list to the text file.
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Start Coding with Python: 0. IntroductionDo you have no experience in coding but want to try out? Python is one of the best, if not THE best, languages equally for beginners and…
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Start Coding with Python: 1. Variables and StringsPreviously, we have already become a Python programmer by making a small variation of arguably the most-cited code in the world, i.e…
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Start Coding with Python: 1.1 A bit more on StringsOne can easily add spaces, tabs, and end-of-line symbols to the strings in the Python code in order to enhance the readability.
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Start Coding with Python: 2. NumbersWe now learn how Python handles the numbers including integers and non-integer real numbers, cf. floats.
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Start Coding with Python: 3. List (part I)A set of information can be stored in one place in a specific order using a list. In Python, a list can be represented with square brackets…
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Start Coding with Python: 3. List (part II)Let’s learn how to organize a list in several different ways. More specifically, in this post we will cover the sort() method, sorted()…
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Start Coding with Python: 3. List (part III — for loop)It is about time to learn “for loop” which is very useful to deal with a list of many elements. Armed with this, one can avoid repetitive…
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Start Coding with Python: 3. List (part IV — numerical list)In Python, lists of numbers, i.e., whose elements are numbers, can be efficiently handled with a variety of tools such as the range()…
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Start Coding with Python: 3. List (part V — slice, copy, and tuple)A slice in Python, namely working with a chosen subset of a list, will be explained, as well as copying an entire list using this.
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Start Coding with Python: 4. If Statement (part I)In Programming, an action can be taken depending on the imposed conditions, i.e., conditional tests, using the if statement.
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Start Coding with Python: 4. If Statement (part II)Having learned conditional tests, we can now start writing if statements.
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Start Coding with Python: 4. If Statement (part III)In the if-elif-else statement, when one test passes, Python skips the rest of the tests in the code. Usually this behavior is more…
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Start Coding with Python: 5. Dictionaries (part I — creating & modifying)One can use a dictionary in Python to connect related information in it. It is convenient to store, access and modify the information in…
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Start Coding with Python: 5. Dictionaries (part II — looping)We will learn how to loop through a dictionary. Since a dictionary can store information in numerous different ways, there also exist many…
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Start Coding with Python: 5. Dictionaries (part III — nesting)Nesting is by definition storing dictionaries in a list, or a list of items as a value in a dictionary, or even a dictionary inside…
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