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List slicing is a game-changer. Reverse a list with just: #Python #PythonHacks #CodeSimplicity

Belal4Mo's tweet image. List slicing is a game-changer. 
Reverse a list with just:
#Python #PythonHacks #CodeSimplicity

Loop through the list to apply: 💡 "code" Neatly transform your text with minimal fuss! 🌟 #PythonHacks

YourPythonFun's tweet image. Loop through the list to apply:

💡 "code"

Neatly transform your text with minimal fuss! 🌟 #PythonHacks

#PythonHacks - One day i was stuck with 2 huge arrays and had to find common and non-common elements. #Numpy came to rescue - setdiff1d() and intersect1d() functions do just that #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - One day i was stuck with 2 huge arrays and had to find common and non-common elements. #Numpy came to rescue - setdiff1d() and intersect1d() functions do just that
#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

Dict comprehension: Similar to list comprehension, but for dictionaries. E.g., "new_dict = {k:v*2 for k, v in old_dict.items()}". A smart way to handle dictionaries! #PythonHacks (6/10)

faizanafzal's tweet image. Dict comprehension: Similar to list comprehension, but for dictionaries. E.g., "new_dict = {k:v*2 for k, v in old_dict.items()}". A smart way to handle dictionaries! #PythonHacks (6/10)

In-place value swapping: Swap the values of two variables without a temp variable. Just type "a, b = b, a". This is Python's way of swapping. No extra variable needed! #PythonHacks (2/10)

faizanafzal's tweet image. In-place value swapping: Swap the values of two variables without a temp variable. Just type "a, b = b, a". This is Python's way of swapping. No extra variable needed! #PythonHacks (2/10)

Found a nifty way to return a export a whole bunch of state from a function as a Python object. 🐲🔥🤷‍♂️☕️ #PythonHacks

heinrichhartman's tweet image. Found a nifty way to return a export a whole bunch of state from a function as a Python object. 🐲🔥🤷‍♂️☕️  #PythonHacks

Strongly typed Python? You bet! Use typing for type hints and improve readability. Cleaner, safer code. #PythonHacks #CodeSmart

ibm_luq's tweet image. Strongly typed Python? You bet! Use typing for type hints and improve readability.
Cleaner, safer code. #PythonHacks #CodeSmart

#PythonHacks - in #Pandas, because it is column major, a col -> row access is ~10x faster than row -> col... Wish I knew this earlier! #mindblown #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - in #Pandas, because it is column major, a col -> row access is ~10x faster than row -> col... Wish I knew this earlier! #mindblown

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - When iterating #Pandas #DataFrame, using loc() instead of iloc() can boost performance by ~12x! Difference is due to how #python calculates memory address to retrieve an item #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - When iterating #Pandas #DataFrame, using loc() instead of iloc() can boost performance by ~12x! Difference is due to how #python calculates memory address to retrieve an item

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - I knew apply() function of #pandas and equivalent map() function for #numpy operations. But there's another great function - reduce() from #functools. Use it to apply operator on all elements #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - I knew apply() function of #pandas and equivalent map() function for #numpy operations. But there's another great function - reduce() from #functools. Use it to apply operator on all elements

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - Can we improve performance of #Pandas #dataframe in row wise operations? Sure! #Numpy to the rescue! Convert df to np array, and it takes nano seconds instead of milli seconds to iterate!!! #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Can we improve performance of #Pandas #dataframe in row wise operations? Sure! #Numpy to the rescue! Convert df to np array, and it takes nano seconds instead of milli seconds to iterate!!!

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - random number generators are used everywhere. #Numpy made my life simple by offering super efficient functions like rand(), randint(), randn(), choice() etc #100daysofcode #Python #pythoncode #coders #learntocode #devcommunity #pythonlearning

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - random number generators are used everywhere. #Numpy made my life simple by offering super efficient functions like rand(), randint(), randn(), choice() etc
#100daysofcode #Python #pythoncode #coders #learntocode #devcommunity #pythonlearning

#PythonHacks - do you want to time your code? Use a #Python generator. Any repetitive task can be decoupled and converted to a #generator. It can be re-used over any method, like below - #pythonlearning #pythoncode #learntocode #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - do you want to time your code? Use a #Python generator. Any repetitive task can be decoupled and converted to a #generator. It can be re-used over any method, like below - 

#pythonlearning #pythoncode #learntocode #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - Is #Lambda function better than traditional approach in #Python? Maybe not. But it is far convenient to use, and doesn't degrade performance much! Use it more often! #pythoncode #numpy #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Is #Lambda function better than traditional approach in #Python? Maybe not. But it is far convenient to use, and doesn't degrade performance much! Use it more often!

#pythoncode #numpy #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - Ever stuck with filtering arrays based on a condition? #Numpy to the rescue. Use where fn to extract data based on conditions #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Ever stuck with filtering arrays based on a condition? #Numpy to the rescue. Use where fn to extract data based on conditions

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

Pair data effortlessly with Python’s zip! Combine iterables into tuples for cleaner, faster code. Simple and powerful! #PythonHacks #CleanCode

ibm_luq's tweet image. Pair data effortlessly with Python’s zip! Combine iterables into tuples for cleaner, faster code.
Simple and powerful! 
#PythonHacks #CleanCode

Code smarter, not longer! Unlock the power of these 6 Python techniques to write cleaner, shorter, and more efficient code. #PythonHacks #CodeEfficiently #LearnPython #ProgrammingTips #CodingMadeEasy

zydniofficial's tweet image. Code smarter, not longer!

Unlock the power of these 6 Python techniques to write cleaner, shorter, and more efficient code.
 
#PythonHacks #CodeEfficiently #LearnPython #ProgrammingTips #CodingMadeEasy

➡️ Simplify your code with this #Python trick: 🤖 Flatten a nested list using a list comprehension: flattened_list = [x for sublist in nested_list for x in sublist] #pythonhacks #codingtips

AkshaykKaushik's tweet image. ➡️ Simplify your code with this #Python  trick: 

🤖 Flatten a nested list using a list comprehension:

flattened_list = [x for sublist in nested_list for x in sublist]

#pythonhacks #codingtips

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Dict comprehension: Similar to list comprehension, but for dictionaries. E.g., "new_dict = {k:v*2 for k, v in old_dict.items()}". A smart way to handle dictionaries! #PythonHacks (6/10)

faizanafzal's tweet image. Dict comprehension: Similar to list comprehension, but for dictionaries. E.g., "new_dict = {k:v*2 for k, v in old_dict.items()}". A smart way to handle dictionaries! #PythonHacks (6/10)

In-place value swapping: Swap the values of two variables without a temp variable. Just type "a, b = b, a". This is Python's way of swapping. No extra variable needed! #PythonHacks (2/10)

faizanafzal's tweet image. In-place value swapping: Swap the values of two variables without a temp variable. Just type "a, b = b, a". This is Python's way of swapping. No extra variable needed! #PythonHacks (2/10)

List slicing is a game-changer. Reverse a list with just: #Python #PythonHacks #CodeSimplicity

Belal4Mo's tweet image. List slicing is a game-changer. 
Reverse a list with just:
#Python #PythonHacks #CodeSimplicity

#PythonHacks - One day i was stuck with 2 huge arrays and had to find common and non-common elements. #Numpy came to rescue - setdiff1d() and intersect1d() functions do just that #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - One day i was stuck with 2 huge arrays and had to find common and non-common elements. #Numpy came to rescue - setdiff1d() and intersect1d() functions do just that
#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

Loop through the list to apply: 💡 "code" Neatly transform your text with minimal fuss! 🌟 #PythonHacks

YourPythonFun's tweet image. Loop through the list to apply:

💡 "code"

Neatly transform your text with minimal fuss! 🌟 #PythonHacks

#PythonHacks - in #Pandas, because it is column major, a col -> row access is ~10x faster than row -> col... Wish I knew this earlier! #mindblown #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - in #Pandas, because it is column major, a col -> row access is ~10x faster than row -> col... Wish I knew this earlier! #mindblown

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - When iterating #Pandas #DataFrame, using loc() instead of iloc() can boost performance by ~12x! Difference is due to how #python calculates memory address to retrieve an item #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - When iterating #Pandas #DataFrame, using loc() instead of iloc() can boost performance by ~12x! Difference is due to how #python calculates memory address to retrieve an item

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - do you want to time your code? Use a #Python generator. Any repetitive task can be decoupled and converted to a #generator. It can be re-used over any method, like below - #pythonlearning #pythoncode #learntocode #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - do you want to time your code? Use a #Python generator. Any repetitive task can be decoupled and converted to a #generator. It can be re-used over any method, like below - 

#pythonlearning #pythoncode #learntocode #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - random number generators are used everywhere. #Numpy made my life simple by offering super efficient functions like rand(), randint(), randn(), choice() etc #100daysofcode #Python #pythoncode #coders #learntocode #devcommunity #pythonlearning

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - random number generators are used everywhere. #Numpy made my life simple by offering super efficient functions like rand(), randint(), randn(), choice() etc
#100daysofcode #Python #pythoncode #coders #learntocode #devcommunity #pythonlearning

#PythonHacks - Can we improve performance of #Pandas #dataframe in row wise operations? Sure! #Numpy to the rescue! Convert df to np array, and it takes nano seconds instead of milli seconds to iterate!!! #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Can we improve performance of #Pandas #dataframe in row wise operations? Sure! #Numpy to the rescue! Convert df to np array, and it takes nano seconds instead of milli seconds to iterate!!!

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

Found a nifty way to return a export a whole bunch of state from a function as a Python object. 🐲🔥🤷‍♂️☕️ #PythonHacks

heinrichhartman's tweet image. Found a nifty way to return a export a whole bunch of state from a function as a Python object. 🐲🔥🤷‍♂️☕️  #PythonHacks

#PythonHacks - I knew apply() function of #pandas and equivalent map() function for #numpy operations. But there's another great function - reduce() from #functools. Use it to apply operator on all elements #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - I knew apply() function of #pandas and equivalent map() function for #numpy operations. But there's another great function - reduce() from #functools. Use it to apply operator on all elements

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #100daysofcode

Code smarter, not longer! Unlock the power of these 6 Python techniques to write cleaner, shorter, and more efficient code. #PythonHacks #CodeEfficiently #LearnPython #ProgrammingTips #CodingMadeEasy

zydniofficial's tweet image. Code smarter, not longer!

Unlock the power of these 6 Python techniques to write cleaner, shorter, and more efficient code.
 
#PythonHacks #CodeEfficiently #LearnPython #ProgrammingTips #CodingMadeEasy

#PythonHacks - Ever stuck with filtering arrays based on a condition? #Numpy to the rescue. Use where fn to extract data based on conditions #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Ever stuck with filtering arrays based on a condition? #Numpy to the rescue. Use where fn to extract data based on conditions

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

➡️ Simplify your code with this #Python trick: 🤖 Flatten a nested list using a list comprehension: flattened_list = [x for sublist in nested_list for x in sublist] #pythonhacks #codingtips

AkshaykKaushik's tweet image. ➡️ Simplify your code with this #Python  trick: 

🤖 Flatten a nested list using a list comprehension:

flattened_list = [x for sublist in nested_list for x in sublist]

#pythonhacks #codingtips

Strongly typed Python? You bet! Use typing for type hints and improve readability. Cleaner, safer code. #PythonHacks #CodeSmart

ibm_luq's tweet image. Strongly typed Python? You bet! Use typing for type hints and improve readability.
Cleaner, safer code. #PythonHacks #CodeSmart

#PythonHacks - Is #Lambda function better than traditional approach in #Python? Maybe not. But it is far convenient to use, and doesn't degrade performance much! Use it more often! #pythoncode #numpy #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - Is #Lambda function better than traditional approach in #Python? Maybe not. But it is far convenient to use, and doesn't degrade performance much! Use it more often!

#pythoncode #numpy #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - My efficiency boosted after learning #Numpy functions. One of the ways you can convert multi-dimensional arrays to 1d is by using flatten() fn. #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #devcommunity #100daysofcode #machinelearning #coders

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - My efficiency boosted after learning #Numpy functions. One of the ways you can convert multi-dimensional arrays to 1d is by using flatten() fn.
#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #devcommunity #100daysofcode #machinelearning #coders

#PythonHacks - ever felt the need to strip all string columns in pandas? there's a simple solution. First select all string (object) columns and then use a lambda function. Do you know a better way? #pandas #pythonlearning #pythoncode #Python #machinelearning #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - ever felt the need to strip all string columns in pandas? there's a simple solution. First select all string (object) columns and then use a lambda function. Do you know a better way?

#pandas #pythonlearning #pythoncode #Python #machinelearning #100daysofcode

#PythonHacks - When working with large #DataFrames of #Pandas, I realised that itertuples() is ~60x faster than iterrows() while iterating! That's an awesome thing to boost performance! #pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

utkarshML's tweet image. #PythonHacks - When working with large #DataFrames of #Pandas, I realised that itertuples() is ~60x faster than iterrows() while iterating! That's an awesome thing to boost performance!

#pythoncode #Python #learntocode #machinelearning #coders #devcommunity #100daysofcode

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