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Sets in Python are unordered collections of unique elements. They provide a way to store and manipulate data without duplicate values. Sets are particularly useful when dealing with scenarios that…
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Sets in Python are unordered collections of unique elements. They provide a way to store and manipulate data without duplicate values. Sets are particularly useful when dealing with scenarios that…
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Continue readingRegular expressions, commonly known as regex, are sequences of characters that define a search pattern. They enable us to perform advanced text matching and manipulation by using metacharacters, quantifiers, and…
Continue readingMultiple function arguments in Python enable functions to accept an arbitrary number of arguments, providing flexibility and adaptability. There are two types of multiple function arguments: positional arguments and keyword…
Continue readingLambda functions, also known as anonymous functions, are small, one-line functions without a defined name. They are created using the lambda keyword and can take any number of arguments but…
Continue readingList comprehensions provide a straightforward syntax for transforming data within lists. By applying expressions and conditions within the comprehension, you can modify each element of the original list and generate…
Continue readingGenerators are functions in Python that allow for the creation of iterators. Unlike traditional functions that return a value and exit, generators use the yield statement to produce a sequence…
Continue readingAt the heart of Pandas lies the DataFrame, a two-dimensional table resembling a spreadsheet or SQL table. With labeled rows and columns, the DataFrame enables easy manipulation and analysis of…
Continue readingNumpy arrays are similar to Python lists, but they are more powerful and efficient, especially for working with large datasets. Arrays can be created using the numpy.array() function, which takes…
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