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I began my 100 days of code journey sometime last year, but unfortunately gave up somewhere around day 50. Day 52 to be exact. I contemplated stating that I’m simply starting now, so that I couldn’t …
Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level, dynamically semantic programming language. It is particularly appealing for Rapid Application Development as well as for usage as a scripting or …
Python is a simple to use, high-level, object-oriented programming language. There are some advanced features that are usually discovered through extensive experience and make easy solutions to any pr…
Hey Folks 👋🏻 It's Anas here, hope you all are doing great! It's here, finally 10 years later - Andrew NG updated and has released his latest Machine Learning course, as of 15th June 2022. I was dyi…
Introduction In this article I will cover the steps to setup a python virtual environment for a project on Linux or macOS. By the end of this article, the topics covered will be: Setting up a virtual…
Hey Everyone👋🏻, Anas here! You may be wondering what is Machine Learning? What is it? Where can it be found? How to implement Machine Learning yourself? For all of these questions, let's get to the …
Here are some cool Python tricks you may not know about. I believe that it's easiest to learn by example, so I won't be explaining something unless the example itself isn't explanatory enough. Let me know if in future you'd prefer a more in…
In the previous post, we explored various ways to clear the Python shell. tl;dr import os os.system("clear") # Linux/Mac os.system("CLS") # For windows We have also discussed how running a 2 line program every time you want to clear the …
Hi everyone, Welcome back to my blog. In this post, I will show you how to code a very simple currency converter on python. This is another simple project on python, that could help improve your pytho…
When developing software with Python, a basic approach is to install Python on your machine, install all your required libraries via the terminal, write all your code in a single .py file or notebook,…
