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…)

Photo by Boris Smokrovic on Unsplash Introduction There is so much data in today’s world. Modern businesses and academics alike collect vast amounts of data on m... (more…)

After writing nearly 20 articles just about Python, I’ve decided to take some time to reflect on what... (more…)

Speakers: Guido Van Rossum, Greg Price, and David Fisher Dropbox has several million lines of production code written in Python 2.7. As a first step towards ...

Imperva Cloud WAF protects over a hundred thousand websites globally and observes around a billion of attacks daily. We detect thousands of hacking tools on a daily basis and employ various measures to stop malicious requests. In this blog post we’ll shar... (more…)