We can use the built-in function map() to apply a function to each item in an iterable (like a list or dictionary) and return a new iterator for retrieving the results. In this tutorial, we'll review three different ways of working with map(): with a... (more…)
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If you work with JSON regularly (90% of Python developers I suspect) you might appreciate the print_json function just landed in Rich v10.9.0 If you call this function with a string, Rich will decode the string, reformat it, and print it to the console wi... (more…)
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Use the computational thinking philosophy to solve complex problems by designing appropriate algorithms to produce optimal results across various domains... (more…)
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The news of the time interval is that Debian's development version
has removed even the 'minimal' version of Python 2.7 (via). Among other things,
this includes the 'python2-minimal' and 'python2.7-minimal' packages,
both of which are gone from Debian's '... (more…)
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