Originally posted on dev. While Programming, you are bound to encounter Repetitive Code, writing which is a complete waste of time. I am not talking about Non-DRY Code, but Essentials Code that is necessary to be written. An example of this would be connecting State/Dispatch to Props using React-Redux. Anyone who has worked on a decent-sized React-Redux project knows how many times you have to write the same...
Originally posted on dev. Hello, buddies! We love python, right? So today we’re going to see some amazing things that can be done with python(you may not know them). Interesting? Let’s start! 1. Google Search with Python Sometimes we get so much into programming that we feel lazy enough to open the browser and search...
Originally posted on makeuseof. Python’s new version 3.10 brings some exciting changes to the language. Here are the features we’ll be making use of. Python 3.10 boasts of being one of the most stable versions available for users to download, and will be released later this year. The newly released version will come with many...
Originally posted on opensource. Explore some of the underutilized but still useful Python features. This is the sixth in a series of articles about features that first appeared in a version of Python 3.x. Python 3.5 was first released in 2015, and even though it has been out for a long time, many of the...
Originally posted on digitalminds. I would like to share with you guys some sort of problem that we have experienced while me and my team work on one of the projects, where it was necessary to store and process a rather large dynamic list, testers began to complain about the lack of memory. And, the...
Originally posted on dev. It is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree — make sure you understand the fundamental principles, ie the trunk and big branches, before you get into the leaves/details or there is nothing for them to hang on to. — Elon Musk on reddit In this article we will take...
Originally posted on analyticsindiamag. Time series is a sequence of numerical data points in successive order and time series analysis is the technique of analysing the available data to predict the future outcome of an application. At present, time series analysis has been utilised in a number of applications, including stock market analysis, economic forecasting,...
Originally posted on opensource. Explore some of the underutilized but still useful Python features. This is the first in a series of articles about features that first appeared in a version of Python 3.x. Python 3.0 was first released in 2008, and even though it has been out for a while, many of the features...
Originally posted on sdtimes. The open source Go programming language, also known as Golang, has worked to simplify developer lives since it first appeared in 2009. While it may have been Google’s backing that gained developers’ attention, its efficiency, simplicity and tooling are the reason developers keep coming back, according to Nathan Youngman, author of Get...
Originally posted on logrocket. Introduction In the simplest terms, data visualization refers to how we represent our data with visuals like charts, graphs, and so on. It is the representation of data in graphical format, usually a mapping or a relationship between data points and lines of a chart or graph. Generally, it entails designing...
Originally posted on makeuseof. If you’re getting started with Python, you’ll need to know how to print to a file. Follow this short tutorial to learn how. Need to print to a file in Python? Today we’ll find out how easy it is to start writing to files. We’ll cover creating new files, appending existing...
Originally posted on analyticsvidhya. Introduction An iteration is an object that repeats identical or similar tasks without making errors. In a way, we can say repeated execution of a set of statements is what iteration is all about. Python has several language features to make it easier to perform the iteration task. As an object, the iterator...
Though Python may be tops, interest is also growing in other languages, including JavaScript, C, and C++, says O’Reilly. With so many programming languages in use, professional developers and potential developers alike face a challenge in deciding where to focus their efforts. This is especially true when it comes to learning and studying a particular...
Originally posted on thenewstack. What exactly happens when we read computer code? Some interesting research was recently funded to find out by the National Science Foundation, the Department of the Brain and Cognitive Sciences at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the McGovern Institute for Brain Research. Four researchers — three from MIT and one from...
Originally posted on dev. When we think about the next generation of programming, it can be helpful to look back at how the personal computer has evolved. To see what I mean, let’s take a quick trip back to the 70s. The origin of personal computers 1975 was a revolutionary year for personal computing. The Altair...
Originally posted on qovery. Rust is a programming language? Have you heard the question from your developer friends? Well, Rust has broken into TIOBE Top 20 Most Popular Programming Languages. Briefly stated Rust is a direct competitor to C and C++ and at a lesser level competes with Java and C#. There has been rapid adoption...
Originally posted on thenewstack. In Java, the status of debugging is pretty bad. Asynchronous programming has made the entire process much more complex. We’re big boosters of reactive programming in the Spring community because it supports flow control and moving work off threads as quickly as possible. The programming model isn’t the nested callbacks from the early...
Originally posted on techrepublic. Aspiring coders might be tempted to blast their way through tutorials so they can grab that all-important interview. But success may lie in playing the long game. It’s only natural of us to try to learn something new as quickly as possible if the end goal is a better job, or...
Originally posted on dev. To see the code for these examples, click here There are seemingly endless ways of dealing with state management in React. Trying to understand the options, the tradeoffs between them, and how they work can be overwhelming. When I’m trying to learn something, seeing a side by side comparison implementing some common...
Originally posted no dev. There are a plethora of websites where you can practice Data Structures and Algorithms questions. Even though there are a lot of choices, beginners might have a difficult time choosing one. Why? Because the majority of these websites are tailored to experienced developers. They feel overwhelming, and it feels like there...
