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Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sunday 11th of October 2020 07:40:03 PM Filed under
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  • How To Install and Code Python on Android With Pydroid 3

    Learn how to install the Pydroid 3 IDE on Android, along with useful tools and libraries to practice Python coding.

    Portable coding in Python is possible, thanks to the Pydroid 3 integrated development environment (IDE). Pydroid is a minimalist Python 3 interpreter that lets you execute minor projects and do minimal coding on your Android device.

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    The Pydroid 3 IDE is available on the Play Store. However, to make the app more useful and easy to work with, you need to download the Pydroid repository plugin from the Play Store. While installing this plugin might not be compulsory, it makes automatic pip installation of packages much easier.

    By default, Pydroid 3 doesn't have permission to access your device storage. This makes the creation of project folders difficult or impossible without some technical manipulation. To solve that problem, download the Pydroid permissions plugin from the Play Store, which allows Pydroid to create folders and files on your device.

  • How to run Python on Ubuntu 20.04

    Most Linux distros have Python already installed by default. To check this, open up your terminal and type in python3.6. You will notice that the cursor will change.

  • Scrapy vs BeautifulSoup | Python Web Crawlers - CodersLegacy

    If you ever come across a scenario where you need to download data off the internet, you’ll need to use a Python Web Crawler. There are two good web crawlers in Python that can be used for this purpose, Scrapy and BeautifulSoup.

    What are web crawlers? What is web scraping? Which python web crawler should you be using, Scrapy or BeautifulSoup? We’ll be answering all these questions here in this article.

  • GridRoyale - A life simulation for exploring... - Ram’s blog

    This is a project that I wanted to do for years. I finally had the opportunity to do it. Check out the GridRoyale readme on GitHub for more details and a live demo.

    GridRoyale is a life simulation. It’s a tool for machine learning researchers to explore social dynamics.

    It’s similar to Game of Life or GridWorld, except I added game mechanics to encourage the players to behave socially. These game mechanics are similar to those in the battle royale genre of computer games, which is why it’s called GridRoyale.

  • ABlog v0.10 released — ABlog

    ABlog v0.10 is released with the main focus being to support the latest version of Sphinx as well as Python 3 only support.

    Ablog V0.9.X will no longer be supported as Python 2 comes to an end in a few months and it is time people upgraded.

  • Write a python function that produces an array with the numbers 0 to N-1 in it » Kibiwebgeek

    In this article, we will create a python function that will produce an array with the numbers 0 to N-1 in it.

  • Andrea Grandi – Python 3.9 introduces removeprefix and removesuffix

    A quick tutorial to removeprefix and removesuffix methods which have been introduced with Python 3.9.0

  • Data Engineering Series #1: 10 Key tech skills you need, to become a competent Data Engineer. | Codementor

    Bridging the gap between Application Developers and Data Scientists, the demand for Data Engineers rose up to 50% in 2020, especially due to increase in investments on AI based SaaS products.

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