Audrey's weBlog & reViewsOrganizing 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.Jul 101Jul 101
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…May 281May 281
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…May 281May 281
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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.May 291May 291
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart Coding with Python: 2. NumbersWe now learn how Python handles the numbers including integers and non-integer real numbers, cf. floats.May 291May 291
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…May 301May 301
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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()…May 301May 301
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…May 311May 311
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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()…May 311May 311
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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.Jun 21Jun 21
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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.Jun 111Jun 111
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart Coding with Python: 4. If Statement (part II)Having learned conditional tests, we can now start writing if statements.Jun 121Jun 121
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…Jun 131Jun 131
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…Jul 71Jul 71
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…Jul 81Jul 81
Audrey's weBlog & reViewsStart 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…Jul 91Jul 91