The Sunday tip #2: Measuring Python code performance with the timeit module
Good code is also code that performs well, here’s how you can measure your code’s performance in Python
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The Sunday tip #1: Python cached integers
Did you know that Python compiler optimize your program caching small integers?
Managing Python versions with pyenv
Are you sure that you are installing Python right?
How to create a computer virus in Python
Is it possible to create a self-replicating virus in Python? In this article, we’ll find out…
How to create a telegram bot with Python in minutes
Creating a Telegram bot in Python couldn’t be easier. Don’t you believe me? Have a look at this article and let’s write our first bot in minutes!
Working with decorators in Python - The Basics
Decorators are a powerful feature that Python offers out of the box to write better and reusable code. Do you know them?
Formatting strings in Python: the easyway by using f-strings
Formatting a string is an easy operation in Python that almost any developer can do. But are you sure you’re doing it right?
Python Hash Tables: Understanding Dictionaries
Dictionaries are a really important part of Python but how can they be so fast and reliable? The answer is about Hash Tables…
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Working with EBCDIC in Python
In this tutorial, you will learn how to work with EBCDIC code in Python
Representing geographic data in Python - feat. Coronavirus
In this tutorial, you will learn how to represent geographic data in Python using Jupiter Notebook and folium
Serialization in Python with JSON
Did you know that Python is one of the best programming languages to be used if you want to work with JSON?
The Detailed Guide on Sending Emails from your Python App
A special article from Andrew Zapisotskyi of mailtrap about sending emails from your Python App
How to create a watchdog in Python to look for filesystem changes
In this article, we’ll discuss how to implement a watchdog in Python that monitors a file system to automatically take actions when a change occurs.
How to create a Windows Service in Python
Can we create a Python Windows service that starts at boot and can be controlled like any other standard Windows service? Yes, we can.
Speed up your code by using a cache in Python
Did you know you can make your application lot faster just with a couple lines of code and a local cache?
When To Use Generators in Python
Let’s talk about when to use generators in Python
Lambdas and functions in Python
How lambdas can improve your code’s readability and maintainability
The art of avoiding nested code
The fifth statement of Tim Peter’s “Zen of Python” is: “Flat is better than nested”. So, let’s explore some tips to make our code flatter and avoid nested co...
Logging in Python
Do you always write log routines to make your program be verbose in the production environment? No? Well, you’d better have a look at this article.
Writing a FUSE filesystem in Python
In this article, we will see how to create a FUSE filesystem in Python. Don’t worry, it’s easier than you thought,
Working with Exception in Python
To know how exception works in Python is really important. Exceptions are not just used to control the program’s errors but also to manage the program’s flow...
Python Metaclasses
“Metaclasses are deeper magic than 99% of users should ever worry about. If you wonder whether you need them, you don’t”. That’s what Tim Peters once said. B...
Syntax sugar in Python 3.6
Let’s have a quick look at the news about Python 3.6!
Object Serialization in Python With the Pickle Module
In this post, we will learn to serialize objects for storing the state of an object and cloning objects. Cool stuff, right?
Using Virtual Environments in Python
virtualenv, virtualenv-wrapper, pyvenv, python3 -m venv… What are they? Here you will find everything you need to know about virtual environments in Python!
Iterators and Generators in Python
Let’s start using iterators and generators in Python
Web Automation in Python
Automation and web test. The Pythonic way.
How To Open a File in Python Without Locking It
Opening a file on Windows with Python without locking it could be tricky. I’ve lost a couple of hours on trying to understand how do it. If you want to save ...