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Polymorphism Understand the Concept Behind Creating Custom Classes like Custom Transformers in Scikit-Learn.

April 25, 2022 | Python on Curious Joe

Ever wondered why some Python classes call methods out of no-where? Or implement some methods just to pass? If you have ever encountered a Scikit-Learn custom transformer, you are very likely very well familiar with this phenomenon. Well if that's the case this article is for you. We will dive ... [...Read more...]

Python Core Syntaxes and the Magic Behind Them!

April 22, 2022 | Python on Curious Joe

Have you ever wondered how you can run operations like adding (+) two numbers or strings in Python and yet get reasonable results? In this article we will get to know the answer and a bit more. Python Core Syntax¶ In Python we can run operations like 1+2 or 'a' + 'b' and ...

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Principal Component Analysis with Python VIDEO

April 21, 2022 | Dr. Darrin

Principal component analysis is a tool for reducing the number of variables in a dataset without losing too much information. This is a great way to summarize information or to simplify things for a more complex analysis. The video provides a simple example of how to do this.

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Three friends of the better code style – Python

April 20, 2022 | Kamil Supera

Even if you've never used them before, these tools are what separates professionals from amateurs. And if you happen to be looking for code style guides for Python that are based on what is written in the official language documentation, you'll be delighted to try them out in your own ... [...Read more...]

Stop Hardcoding Values in Python Apps – Use ConfigParser Instead

April 19, 2022 | Dario Radečić

Hardcoded values are a terrible idea. Use configparser to read .ini configuration files in Python.

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Data Visualization with Altair VIDEO

April 17, 2022 | Dr. Darrin

Python has a great library called that Altair that makes it really easy to make various data visualizations. The primary strength of this particular library is how easy it is to use and to also create interactive plots. The video below provides an introduction to using this innovative tool.

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Merging PDFs with Python

April 14, 2022 | Mark Edney

I am currently looking for a new job, which means I need to create many resumes and cover letters. When creating a resume, it is good practice to create a PDF file. PDFs cannot be edited, which can make them difficult to work with, but they reta...

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Merging PDFs with Python

April 14, 2022 | Mark Edney

I am currently looking for a new job, which means I need to create many resumes and cover letters. When creating a resume, it is good practice to create a PDF file. PDFs cannot be edited, which can make them difficult to work with, but they reta...

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Merging PDFs with Python

April 14, 2022 | Python on The Data Sandbox

I am currently looking for a new job, which means I need to create many resumes and cover letters. When creating a resume, it is good practice to create a PDF file. PDFs cannot be edited, which can make them difficult to work with, but they retain their formatting. It ... [...Read more...]

Fundamental building blocks in Python – Sets, Lists, Dictionaries and Tuples

April 13, 2022 | Gary Hutson

I have been working hard to compile a whole set of videos that help you to understand the core data structures that underpin the really powerful Python programming language. Tuples For tuples, you can view the code here, on GitHub. I would recommend you watch the video, pull the code ...

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