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The Python programming language has over 60 built-in functions to help you code more efficiently. In this video, we will discuss ...
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Working with tools or systems that store Python expressions as strings. Note: Avoid using `eval()` if safer alternatives exist, such as ...
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10 months ago
So, in one month Python 3.14b1 will be released, and in this video I'll show you off most of the important changes that's coming.
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9 months ago
Description Welcome to this Python Type Casting tutorial! In this video, you'll learn how to convert between different data types in ...
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Description: Master Python Documentation: Learn How to Use Official Python Docs Like a Pro! Python documentation is an ...
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Python has multiple data types and data structures that you can use to store and manipulate data efficiently. In this video, we will ...
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`slice()` works seamlessly with strings as well. In this example, `slice(7, 13)` extracts the substring `'Python'` from the string.
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It's a built-in Python function that returns the number of items in an object, such as a list, tuple, string, or dictionary. Here's the ...
Describes the Python built-in function ascii()
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`x` can be a string, an integer, or another number type. If the input is invalid, Python will raise a `ValueError`. So, why use `float()`?
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`UserString` is a class from Python's `collections` module that acts just like a normal string. But, it's designed to be safely ...
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5 months ago
Have you ever wondered what None truly means in Python? Or struggled to understand how it's different from 0, an empty string, ...
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Immutable objects like integers and strings can have surprising behavior. Let's see an example." **[On-Screen Code]:** ```python ...
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It's a Python built-in function that converts an object to its string representation. Here's the syntax: str(object='') "- `object`: ...
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