Python Course – 8. Files
Learn how to work with files and directories in Python: paths, reading and writing files, plus practical exercises with video lessons and downloadable theory.
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Generators in Python – The Foundation of Streaming
Python generators let you stream data in real time and get each item only when it's consumed. A great balance between processing and memory. Learn them here.
Return in Python: Every Type of Return Explained
Return in Python means "we're done". Functions with: Return and one value, Return and several values, Return None, Return void, No Return, and more.
Map: Learning Algorithms and Concepts of (Deep) Machine Learning
A map of the Learning Algorithms and key concepts in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, organized so you can get a clear overview of both fields.
Build Your Own Software Server (Sockets with Python)
Learn step by step how to build your own server with Python sockets. Keep a real-time connection or monitor devices. Open a port in the firewall.
LAMP Step by Step on Your Own Server
Learn step by step how to build a dynamic website with the full LAMP architecture: Linux, Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP, Perl or Python.
Using Servers and Building a Website
Learn what you can do with a physical server: install Apache, build your first website, edit it with Vim or an IDE, upload files over SFTP and pick a domain.
Client vs Server
Client and Server is an architecture for communicating and splitting up tasks. The Client asks for something and the Provider (Server) offers what was asked.
How Servers and Hosting Services Work
Learn how servers and hosting services work, from DNS and ISPs to creating your own cloud VPS server and connecting to it securely over SSH.
Mapping and MutableMapping in Python
Learn how to build your own dictionary-like classes in Python with Mapping and MutableMapping: magic methods, lifecycle, repr, str and a full working example.
Specialize Your Own Collection in Python
Mapping, Sequence or Collection in Python: you choose the best one for the data structure you want to build. A simple explanation of everything you need.
Python Dictionary Views: keys, values, and items
In Python Views, if you change something in the underlying dictionary (a value or a key), the change is reflected inside the Views. Learn how they work.