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The Chores Rota (#3 in The `itertools` Series • `cycle()` and Combining Tools)
The third episode in Yteria's saga. The third article in the `itertools` series. Discover `itertools.cycle()` and how to combine iteration tools using…
May 17
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Stephen Gruppetta
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The Chores Rota (#3 in The `itertools` Series • `cycle()` and Combining Tools)
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A Story About Parameters and Arguments in Python Functions • "AI Coffee" Grand Opening This Monday
Parameters and arguments • Positional and keyword arguments • Parameters with default values • *args and **kwargs • Positional-only and keyword-only…
May 7
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Stephen Gruppetta
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A Story About Parameters and Arguments in Python Functions • "AI Coffee" Grand Opening This Monday
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April 2025
Demystifying Decorators • Parts 3 to 7
The second 'Demystifying Decorators' article, which brings this mini-series on decorators to a conclusion
Apr 26
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Demystifying Decorators • Parts 3 to 7
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Demystifying Decorators • They Don't Need to be Cryptic
"What on Earth is going on with decorators?" Is this you? They're not as hard as you think. But we need to get there step by step
Apr 19
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Demystifying Decorators • They Don't Need to be Cryptic
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Dropping Values (#2 in The `itertools` Series • `dropwhile()` and `takewhile()`)
Yteria has another gig. She still can't use the word "for". This time, it's `itertools.dropwhile()` that comes to the rescue
Apr 7
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Dropping Values (#2 in The `itertools` Series • `dropwhile()` and `takewhile()`)
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The Properties of Python's `property`
Exploring Python's properties through my return to athletics training
Apr 1
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Stephen Gruppetta
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The Properties of Python's `property`
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March 2025
I Want My Own Fancy F-String Format Specifiers… Sure You Can
You're familiar (perhaps) with the format specifiers you can use in f-strings, such as `{:0.2f}`. But can you create your own?
Mar 19
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Stephen Gruppetta
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I Want My Own Fancy F-String Format Specifiers… Sure You Can
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Loss of Words • A Nested Journey (#1 in The `itertools` Series • `product()`)
Follow Yteria on her troubled journey, explore her unusual world in this first article in The `itertools` Series. Discover `itertools.product()` and…
Mar 9
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Loss of Words • A Nested Journey (#1 in The `itertools` Series • `product()`)
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February 2025
Counting: How Hard Can it Be?
The fascinating subtleties of counting in Python
Feb 26
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Counting: How Hard Can it Be?
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Hermione's Undetectable Extension Charm: Revealed (Using Python)
How could Hermione possibly fit all those things in her small handbag in HP:DH? It's linked to objects and their references in Python, of course
Feb 15
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Stephen Gruppetta
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Hermione's Undetectable Extension Charm: Revealed (Using Python)
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The One About the £5 Note and the Trip to the Coffee Shop • The Difference Between `is` and `==` in Python
Many misunderstand the `is` keyword in Python and use it in situations when `==` is more appropriate. Let's explore this through a recent trip to a…
Feb 9
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Stephen Gruppetta
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The One About the £5 Note and the Trip to the Coffee Shop • The Difference Between `is` and `==` in Python
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On Shared Birthdays (and a Bit on Pythagorean Triplets) • Pythonic Code
A Python journey through probabilities, `itertools`, and some more Pythonic tools–and yes, we'll explore the Birthday Paradox
Feb 2
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Stephen Gruppetta
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On Shared Birthdays (and a Bit on Pythagorean Triplets) • Pythonic Code
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