Learning and Developing in Python
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Are Python Tech Books Useful Anymore?
The question in this article's title has been on my mind a lot this year. Do you find Python tech books useful right now? Let me know! If so, would you pay for them?
The reason this question has been in my mind is that I have run three Kic...
Creating a Line Chart with Matplotlib and Python
Creating plots, charts, and graphs is the very purpose of a plotting package, such as Matplotlib. You can plot all the standard charts you can think of with Matplotlib and Python. These charts can help you show how data changes over time. F...
Timing Your Python Code with Built-in Libraries
Sometimes you want to know why your code is slow.
Sometimes you want to know why your code is slow. The process of determining the slowness is called profiling. In this article, you will look at using some of Python’s internal libraries to...
Python 101 - Creating a Logging Decorator
Logging boilerplate can make adding logging to your code more complex.
Logging boilerplate can make adding logging to your code more complex. One workaround is to wrap up your logging code in a decorator. Then, you can add a decorator to a...
Logging from Multiple Modules with Python
As a beginner, you usually write your application code in a single file.
As a beginner, you usually write your application code in a single file. But soon, you’ll find that you have hundreds or thousands of lines of code in a file, which c...
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Mike is a longtime blogger who writes at the Mouse vs the Python. Mike has been a software developer or engineer for almost two decades working with the popular Python programming language.
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