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Python: Different Types of Arguments

Reading Time: 1 minutesTypes of Arguments in Python Functions Types of Arguments in Python Functions Arguments in Python functions are of three types: Positional Arguments Keyword Arguments Variable Length Arguments Positional Arguments The […]

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Python: Comprehensions

Reading Time: 3 minutesPython Comprehensions Python Comprehensions Table of Contents List Comprehensions Using the if keyword inside a Comprehension Set Comprehensions Dictionary Comprehensions Comprehending Comprehensions with more than 1 for loop Generator Expressions […]

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Python: Using builtin constructors map(), filter(), reduce()

Reading Time: 4 minutesmap, filter, reduce in Python map, filter, reduce in Python map() It is fairly common in programming to iterate over an iterable object, send each element to a function which […]

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Python: Raising your own Exceptions: the raise keyword

Reading Time: 1 minutesRaising your own Exceptions in Python Raising your own Exceptions in Python The raise keyword is used to explicitly raise an exception. This is in contrast to when you make […]

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Python: Manipulating Files

Reading Time: 1 minutesManipulating Files in Python Manipulating Files in Python The builtin open() function is used for opening files. This function returns a file object, which has methods like read() and write() […]

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Python: Using iter() - The Iteration Protocol

Reading Time: 1 minutesUsing iter() in Python - The Iteration Protocol in Python Using iter() in Python - The Iteration Protocol in Python Sequences and file handlers in Python have an __iter__() magic […]

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Python: Getting user input - builtin function input()

Reading Time: 1 minutesGetting user input in Python Getting user input in Python The builtin input() is used for receiving input from the user. The input() function takes an argument, which is what […]

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Python: Handling exceptions - the try-except constructs

Reading Time: 1 minutesHandling exceptions in Python Handling exceptions in Python There are instances when your code doesn't go as planned. Python provides the try-except constructs to handle such situations. If a statement […]

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Python: Using builtin functions any() & all()

Reading Time: 1 minutesUsing any() & all() in Python Using any() & all() in Python Python provides two useful functions to check for true values of an iterable object. The any() function returns […]

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Python: Using builtin functions globals(), locals(), vars()

Reading Time: 1 minutesUsing globals(), locals() & vars() in Python Using globals(), locals() & vars() in Python globals() The builtin globals() function returns a dictionary containing objects accessible anywhere in the program. locals() […]

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