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It was 7 o clock in the night and Paul was planning to leave from the port. He was going fishing this late, because otherwise the other sailors would scare away the fish. Or so he thought. He untied the rope that was holding the ship, and put down his sails. He let the wind … Continue reading A Sailor’s Nightmare Come True….
Like the rest of the world, the Indian automobile industry has been shaken by the Corona. At Lockdown 1.0, vehicle sales plummeted to an all-time high as people were forced to stay indoors. Festivals coming up at the end of the year, as expected, have revived vehicle sales from the slump. What challenges will the … Continue reading 2020 REWIND: RISE AND FALL OF THE INDIAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY!
Python has the capability of carrying out calculations. Enter a calculation directly into the Python console and it will answer correctly. EXAMPLE: >>> 2 + 2 4 >>> 5 + 4 – 2 7 The spaces around the plus and minus sign here are optional (The code would work without them.), but they make it … Continue reading SIMPLE OPERATIONS IN PYTHON
What is None? The None object is used to represent the absence of a value. It is similar to null in other programming languages. Like others “empty” values , such as 0, [] and the empty string, it is False when converted to a Boolean variable. When entered at the Python console, it is displayed … Continue reading NONE IN PYTHON
All you need to know about python 3 and python 2 before you choose one of them. HELLO WORLD Python 2 –> print “Hello World” Python 3 —> print(“Hello World”) HISTORY OF PYTHON Python 2.0 – October 16, 2000 Python 2.1 – April 17, 2001 Python 2.2 – December 21, 2001 Python 2.3 – July … Continue reading PYTHON 2 VS PYTHON 3
Top 10 Books/Resources/Algorithms/Library/Roles in Machine Learning, Data Science, Python. TOP 10 DATA SCIENCE BOOKS Introduction to Statistical Learning Data Science at the command line. Think stats. Python data science handbook R for data science. Machine Learning yearning. Ethics and data science. Deep Learning. Rules for machine learning. Probabilistic Programming & Bayesian methods. TOP 10 DATA … Continue reading TOP 10
DICTIONARY UNIONS: If we have two dictionaries a and b that we need to merge, we now use the union operators. We have the merge operator |: The update operator |= which updates the original dict. EXAMPLE: a= { 1: ‘a’, 2: ‘b’,, 3: ‘c’} b= {4: ‘d’,5: ‘e’,} a | = b print (a) … Continue reading WHAT’S NEW IN PYTHON 3.9?
Here, we are creating a classical newspaper using tkinter Python which we read at home daily. We are using the Tkinter module for GUI purposes and will show text and images to tell any news to the header. SOURCE CODE: from tkinter import *from PIL import ImageTk, Image root = Tk()root.title(“Newspaper”)root.geometry(“1000×1000”) def from_100(text1):my_text = “”for … Continue reading CLASSICAL NEWSPAPER IN PYTHON
The love heart I designed was made in Python which made it innovative and the best part is the code is very simple to understand. You can just edit this lines and make your own personalized love heart to your valentine or you can even modify my idea and come up with a new idea … Continue reading CREATE A HEART IN PYTHON
This is just a brief intro about these two color text generator libraries of python, you can do more thing like blinking text. USING COLORAMA print(Fore.BLUE + “Blue Text”) print(Back. RED + “Red Background”) print(Style. BRIGHT +”Bright text”) print(Style.RESET_ALL + “Normal Text”) Output Blue Text Red Background Bright text Normal Text USING TERMCOLOR from termcolor … Continue reading PRINT COLORED TEXT IN PYTHON
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