Course Elementary  87141

Course Introduction："Python 3 Tutorial" The 3.0 version of Python is often called Python 3000, or Py3k for short. This is a major upgrade compared to earlier versions of Python. In order not to bring too much burden, Python 3.0 was not designed with backward compatibility in mind. Python language is very simple and easy to use for beginners and to complete common tasks.

Course Elementary  50730

Course Introduction：Python is purely free software. The source code and interpreter CPython follow the GPL (GNU General Public License) agreement. The syntax is concise and clear, and one of its features is the forced use of white space as statement indentation. Has a rich and powerful library. It is often nicknamed the glue language, which can easily connect various modules made in other languages ​​​​(especially C/C++) together.

Course Intermediate  24426

Course Introduction："Python Advanced Video Tutorial" This course was recorded by Geek Academy. Python is a completely object-oriented language. Functions, modules, numbers, and strings are all objects. And it fully supports inheritance, overloading, derivation, and multiple inheritance, which is beneficial to enhance the reusability of source code. Python supports overloaded operators and dynamic typing. Compared with Lisp, a traditional functional programming language, Python only provides limited support for functional design. There are two standard libraries (functools, itertools) that provide proven functional programming tools in Haskell and Standard ML.

Course Elementary  128644

Course Introduction：Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, dynamic data type high-level programming language. Python was invented by Guido van Rossum at the end of 1989, and the first public release was released in 1991. "Python Basics Tutorial" is suitable for developers who want to learn the Python programming language from scratch.

Course Elementary  2281

Course Introduction：Concurrent programming is a technology used to improve the running speed of programs, including multi-threading, multi-process, asynchronous IO and other means; this course challenges the concurrent programming technology of Python; transforming web crawlers to crawl concurrently, and transforming web services to run business logic concurrently.

Course Introduction：Understanding the Differences Between range() and xrange() Functions in Python 2.XIn Python 2.X, the range() and xrange() functions provide two...

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Course Introduction：The Difference Between 'range' and 'xrange' Functions in Python 2.XIn Python 2.X, the 'range' and 'xrange' functions appear quite similar, both...

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Course Introduction：Fast Containment Checks in Python 3 range() ObjectThe range() function in Python 3 may seem computationally intensive, as it appears to check for...

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Course Introduction：Understanding Python's Range Behavior: Excluding the EndThe Python range() function, when called with start and end parameters, generates a...

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Course Introduction：Understanding the Differences Between range and xrange Functions in Python 2.XPython 2.X provides two functions, range and xrange, for generating...

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