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Use the remove() function: >>> p = [1, ...READ MORE
import json data=json.loads(employee_data) print(data) READ MORE
Slicing is basically extracting particular set of ...READ MORE
setup.py tells you that the module or the ...READ MORE
Try the strip() function: s = s.strip() If you ...READ MORE
Use docstrings for multi-line commenting - """ Line 1 Line ...READ MORE
The fastest way to reverse string is ...READ MORE
Both the conventions for enclosing strings are ...READ MORE
Use the quit() function. This function can ...READ MORE
You have to use the zip function ...READ MORE
You can do this using a dictionary: dict((i, ...READ MORE
Use pop(): mapping.pop("key_x") #key_x is a key entry Note ...READ MORE
Use the type() function with the variable ...READ MORE
It is best to install pip in ...READ MORE
num = input("enter number") print(num) READ MORE
>>> s = '1123' >>> print s.zfill(8) #desired ...READ MORE
Assigning one list to another one simply ...READ MORE
dict3 = dict1.copy() # merges ...READ MORE
You can use the pandas library to ...READ MORE
Try the UUID module of Python. For example, ...READ MORE
Assign the new names to the column ...READ MORE
From the python docs, use the subprocess ...READ MORE
with open(fname) as f: ...READ MORE
Use extend() instead: l = [5, 7, 12, ...READ MORE
Variables in python work differently than they ...READ MORE
You can use QtCore.QTimer class Example(QWidget): def __init__(self, app): QWidget.__init__(self) QTimer.singleShot(0, ...READ MORE
The slice notation is [start:end:step]. Step = ...READ MORE
Use the .shape to print the dimensions ...READ MORE
AND - True if both the operands ...READ MORE
Instead of multiplying the number of nodes ...READ MORE
Use enumerate(): for index, value in enumerate(array): ...READ MORE
Empty objects in python by default have ...READ MORE
Use pop(): a = [1, 2, 3, 4] a.pop(2) print(a) Now ...READ MORE
Just import a module “keyword”. Here you ...READ MORE
Place your values in a tuple and ...READ MORE
You can use the python dictionary for ...READ MORE
For Python 3, use the // operator: q = ...READ MORE
from datetime import datetime datetime_object = datetime.strptime('Aug 23 ...READ MORE
You can loop over the dictionary and ...READ MORE
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