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Python: Using the pass keyword

Reading Time: 1 minutesUsing pass keyword in Python Using pass keyword in Python Code-blocks in Python are separated by indents and not by curly braces ( {} ). In cases where you don't […]

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Python: Slicing a sequence

Reading Time: 1 minutesSlicing in Python Slicing in Python Slicing means getting a portion of an ordered sequence. An ordered sequence is a sequence whose elements can be accessed using indexes. Examples of […]

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Python: Using the builtin print() function

Reading Time: 2 minutesUsing print() function in Python Using print() function in Python Every programmer is familiar with the builtin print() function. It's used to producing output onto the console, whether it's the […]

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Object Oriented Python: Storing keyword arguments dynamically

Reading Time: 1 minutesStoring keyword arguments dynamically in Python Storing keyword arguments dynamically in Python We can utilize the builtin dictionary of keyword arguments of each object (stored in __dict__ attribute of the […]

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Object Oriented Python: Anomaly in defining the base class in Python 2 & 3 - New Style Classes and Old Style Classes

Reading Time: 2 minutesNew Style Classes and Old Style Classes in Python New Style Classes and Old Style Classes in Python The parent class of each and every class in Python is the […]

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Object Oriented Python: Adding arguments to the __init__() of superclass - super()

Reading Time: 1 minutesAdding arguments to the __init__() of superclass in Python Adding arguments to the __init__() of superclass in Python Like all other attributes and methods, the __init__() method of the superclass […]

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Object Oriented Python: Customizing builtin data types

Reading Time: 1 minutesCustomizing builtin data types in Python Customizing builtin data types in Python str, int, dict, tuple, list, float, bool, set, are all Python classes. This means that we can subclass […]

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Object Oriented Python: Enforcing Encapsulation - The property class

Reading Time: 2 minutesproperty class in Python property class in Python Getters and setters in Python can be used to set and get attributes. However, they don't strictly impose encapsulation, since attributes can […]

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Python: Regular Assignment, Shallow copy & Deep Copy

Reading Time: 1 minutesRegular Assignment, Shallow copy & Deep Copy in Python Regular Assignment, Shallow copy & Deep Copy in Python There are three ways to copy objects in Python: assignment, shallow copy […]

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Python: High-level file operations using shutil module

Reading Time: 1 minutesHigh-level file operations using shutil module in Python High-level file operations using shutil module in Python The standard library module shutil facilitates basic operations on files and directories. You can […]

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