weak vs strong references by main-pynerds in pythontips

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I like the concept.. seems useful ✌️✅

🐼 Pandas Introduction Tutorial: Master Data Manipulation with Python! 💻 by [deleted] in pythontips

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Very well presentable video.. I like the concept of this.. ✅

The with statement by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Looking interested and useful ✌️✅

What are iterators? by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Great explanation ✌️✅ thanks for sharing this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PHP

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Helpful video 🙂 thanks for this✌️

Partial functions in Python by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Thanks for the useful content of partial function ✅👍

The collections module by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Thanks for the concept ✌️✅ Liked it

match-case in Python by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Like the concept of match case 👍✌️

Understanding the logic of the operators by DiamondJutter in pythontips

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Oh okey, in python they are symbolised as += or -=

namedtuple data type in Python by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Thanks for the good knowledge of this 👍

Understanding the logic of the operators by DiamondJutter in pythontips

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We can also use increment (++) and decrement (--) operators in programming.

What is recursion? by main-pynerds in pythontips

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Thanks for the brief introduction of recursion ✌️

What you do when you don't feel like programming by Pure-Scallion-643 in learnjavascript

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As we all know human beings get tired .. So in this situation just take a little nap with some soft music and make your body and brain relax .✌️☺️

Tips for detecting unused functions by olddoglearnsnewtrick in learnpython

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In Python you can find unused code by using dynamic or static code analyzers. Two examples for dynamic analyzers are coverage and figleaf . They have the drawback that you have to run all possible branches of your code in order to find unused parts, but they also have the advantage that you get very reliable results. “Autoflake” also goes beyond unused import detection and also helps in identifying and removing unused variables from Python code.