Learn Python Programming The @property decorator in Python The property decorator allows us to define methods that act as attributes in Python classes. This simplifies using the objects, and extends what we can do when getting and setting attribute values.
Learn Python Programming How to simplify long if statements in Python When Python if statements grow, they become difficult to work with. Learn how to simplify them using match-case and dictionaries in this post!
Learn Python Programming Basics of Python a Beginner Should Know - Part 1 Learn some of the main building blocks of Python in this post! Including indentation, comments, operators, and conditionals.
Learn Python Programming Changes to async event loops in Python 3.10 Python 3.10 deprecated a frequently-used function in the asyncio library. In this post we explain what the new best practice is and how to change your code to use it.
Learn Python Programming Using "match...case" in Python 3.10 Learn about the new "match...case" syntax in Python 3.10, and how you can use it with a bunch of examples!
Learn Python Programming Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in Python Object-Oriented Programming can be very confusing. In this post we explain it from the ground up, using examples, to show you how and when to use it.
Learn Python Programming Dictionary Merge and Update Operators in Python 3.9 Python 3.9 introduced two new operators for dictionary merging and updating. Learn more about them, as well as other places where you can use them!
Learn Python Programming Working with Python virtual environments: the complete guide Working with dependencies is a fact of life. With this post, learn about dependency management in Python using virtual environments!
Learn Python Programming How to Write Cleaner Python Code Using Abstract Classes What are Abstract Classes? When are they useful? When should you use them? Let's take a look!
30 Days of Python Day 30 Project: Snake For today's project we're building the Snake game using pygame! Here we've got the project brief for you, as well as our solution. Enjoy!
30 Days of Python Day 30: Project Preparation (pygame basics) In this post we guide you through the fundamentals of pygame, a Python library used to create games. You'll need this knowledge in order to tackle the final project!
30 Days of Python Day 30: Graduation Today is the final day in the 30 Days Of Python series! For today, we're covering what sort of things you can do next with Python!
30 Days of Python Day 29: Exercise Solutions Check out the exercise solutions for Day 29: Decorators. Remember to try them on your own first, before reading through this post!
30 Days of Python Day 29: Decorators Today we learn about decorators: functions that allow us to extend other functions and make them do more stuff!
30 Days of Python Day 28 Project: Web Scraping In today's project we learn about web scraping with BeautifulSoup, so that we can extract information from websites using Python!
30 Days of Python Day 28: Exercise Solutions This is our solution to the Type Hinting exercise, where we take a previous project and add type hinting to it! Remember to tackle the exercise yourself, before reading through this post!
30 Days of Python Day 28: Type Hinting Learn about type hinting, a way to make code easier to understand (and work with!), especially when working with larger codebases!
30 Days of Python Day 27 Project: Avocados For today's project we're developing an Avocado data analysis app using pandas! Check out the project brief, and then tackle it before reading through our solution!
30 Days of Python Day 27: Setting Up a Local Development Environment Today we learn about installing Python locally and setting up a development environment so that we can move away from repl.it as we start developing larger projects!
30 Days of Python Day 26: Exercise Solutions Here are our solutions for today's exercises on the Python Standard Library! Remember to try these out on your own, before reading through this post!
30 Days of Python Day 26: Leveraging the Standard Library Today we take a look at a few, really useful parts of the Python Standard Library: namedtuple, defaultdict, and partial.
30 Days of Python Day 25: Exercise Solutions Check out today's exercises for "Idiomatic Python"! Remember to tackle them yourself before checking out our solutions!
30 Days of Python Day 25: Writing Idiomatic Python What is Pythonic code? What Python idioms can we use to make our code more readable and 'Pythonic'? Learn all about it in today's post!
30 Days of Python Day 24 Project: Dice Roller In today's project, we create a dice-rolling application that outputs to a file and is easily reconfigurable by users. Check it out!
30 Days of Python Day 24: Exercise Solutions These are the solutions to our exercises for Day 24: Advanced Exception Handling! Remember to try out the exercises yourself before checking our solutions!
