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Strings in Python

String is the sequence of characters enclosed within single quotes (”), double quotes (“ “), or triple quotes (‘’’ ‘’’). It is a…

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Data-types in Python

Data-types specifies the classification of information that a variable can hold in it. It provides the way to categorize and organize the…

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Variables In Python

Variables in technical terms refers to named memory location. Lets consider an analogy of Shopping Bag. In that shopping bag we can put…

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Python File Handling and JSON: Read, Write and Store Data

Python is not just about performing calculations or writing logic. Real-world applications also need to store information, retrieve…

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Python Exception Handling: Understanding try, except, else, and finally

Imagine using a calculator application and entering zero as the divisor. Instead of crashing, the application displays a message saying…

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Python enumerate() and zip(): Make Loops and Data Handling Easier

Python provides several built-in functions that make working with collections easier.

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Python map() and filter(): Transform and Filter Data Easily

When working with Python data, you often need to transform values or select only the items that meet certain conditions.

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Python Lambda Functions: Write Small Functions in One Line

What if you could create a simple function in Python without using the def keyword?

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Python Comprehensions: Create Collections in Fewer Lines

Python comprehensions provide a concise way to create new collections from existing data.

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Understanding args and kwargs in Python

Python functions are powerful because they can accept different kinds of input. But what if you don’t know how many arguments a function…

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