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Exciting update! I've made significant progress in my understanding of Python during my 5th semester. As a result, I've curated a comprehensive set of resources that cover key aspects of the subject: Data Manipulation, Analysis and Visualization: Numpy/Pandas techniques for effective data handling and visualization File Handling: A guide to reading and writing CSV, TXT, JSON, and XML files. Automation: Leveraging PyAutoGUI Hashing Libraries: Ensuring data integrity with secure hash algorithms. Efficient Data Compression: Exploring the compress library for optimal data compression. Task Scheduling Strategies: Utilizing Python's scheduling library Process Interaction: Unveiling the power of the subprocess library for system processes. Logging: Learning about the logging process and its importance Web Scraping Techniques: Using BeautifulSoup (bs4) for parsing HTML and Selenium for dynamic web content extraction. File and Directory Operations: Navigating file systems effortlessly with the os library and performing versatile file operations with shutil Access the curated resources here: https://lnkd.in/dxf-iXiX Feel free to share with your network! Let's collectively elevate our Python programming skills. #Python #Programming #DataScience #Automation #TechSkills #TechEnthusiast

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"Python in a Nutshell" should be helpful for anyone already familiar with Python. Check out this video to learn more about it and how it can help you. For some reason, Amazon refused to publish it, or several earlier edits. We hope you find it useful - please let us know what you think! [For some reason Google Drive (?) have added an annotation in Spanish, and the link has been removed. I'm beginning to feel a little persecuted ... 🤷♂️]. So here's a YouTube link ... 🤞[Nope, LinkedIn won't post the link. Sheesh, proprietary platforms ...] We then realised the original issue with Drive was permissions. We are still unsure why this was explained in Spanish, but are grateful that at least it wasn't in Mandarin! Given all these woes, I'm going to put the link in a new post, but we thought it was amusing that this issue has occupied three highly experienced senior software technologists for around half an hour. Are we over the hill, or is this a disappointing user experience?

Hey LinkedIn, I needed a bit of an introduction to machine learning so I decided to do a project on some google keychain passwords I collected. Approxiamtely 409 passwords of which I used Python to generate the frequency value of characters in the strings and developed an entropy value based on the inconsistency of their characters. To train my first machine learning model I used both the passwords and entropy to teach a PyTorch model to suggest new passwords based on the dataset ingested. Feel free to check it out on Github and let me know what you think! PS: Please do not use any of the passswords within the dataset or that are generated as actual passwords, this was simply an educational project. https://lnkd.in/eayKGkaP

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PyPi library gdown is a really cool way to interact with Google Drive. I am using it to download a fine-tuned LLama model from Drive. There is a CLI gdown command. https://lnkd.in/g_bCw8VR #python #cli #googlesheet #googlesheets #googledrive #datascience

Day26: Question: Divide Two Integers Example 1: Input: dividend = 10, divisor = 3 Output: 3 Explanation: 10/3 = 3.33333.. which is truncated to 3. Example 2: Input: dividend = 7, divisor = -3 Output: -2 Explanation: 7/-3 = -2.33333.. which is truncated to -2. Answer Approach: For solving this question: First we have to handle edge cases just like, - If the divisor b is 1, the function returns the dividend a as it is. - If the dividend a is Integer.MIN_VALUE and the divisor b is -1, the function returns Integer.MAX_VALUE (We assume this to avoid the case of overflow). then we have to give the sign of result: Convert both a and b to negative numbers if their signs are different (This is for handle edge the case Integer.MIN_VALUE). then after that we perform division operation by executing following instruction: - Initialize the quotient ans to 0. - Iterate until a becomes greater than b: -- Initialize x to b and cnt to 1. -- Double x and cnt in each iteration while x doesn't exceed half of Integer.MIN_VALUE and a is less than or equal to x doubled. - Update the quotient ans by adding cnt and decrement a by x. - Repeat this process until a is greater than b. then at last, we return the result with proper sign. For codes and complete questions, click on the given link: https://lnkd.in/g4PAUiTR #Leetcode #problemsolving #100days100problem #Hiring #hiring #google #facebook #Amazon #Coding #microsoft

Day2: Question: Add Two Numbers Example 1: Input: l1 = [2,4,3], l2 = [5,6,4] Output: [7,0,8] Explanation: 342 + 465 = 807. Example 2: Input: l1 = [0], l2 = [0] Output: [0] Answer approach: For solving this problem, I built a new Linked list (result) for storing the addition result of two input linked lists who elements has to be added. Both linked lists pointer l1 and l2 are pointing to the first element of their respective linked list and for result linked list there is a "curr" pointer for pointing first element. In addition operation, I create a carry variable if sum of the element is came in two digit. Then adding the first element of first linked list with first element of second linked list, then doing (sum%10) for extracting their 1st single digit and after that store the result of (sum/10) in carry variable (for storing the 10th position digit). After that we update the all pointer to tyhe next one. for next addition we add carry variable value also in elements sum. Do the above operations until l1=null or l2=null or carry=0. After addition operation, we return the result linked list. For codes and complete questions, click on the given link: https://lnkd.in/g4PAUiTR #Leetcode #problemsolving #100days100problem #Hiring #hiring #google #facebook #Amazon #Coding #microsoft