This. http://www.tomdalling.com/blog/software-design/fizzbuzz-in-too-much-detail/
And many other thoughts on overthinking fizz buzz. I'm going to overthink it, also. Why not?
This is a problem where the obvious unit test may not cover the cases properly. See https://projecteuler.net/problem=1 for a unit test case …
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Dan Bader(@dbader_org)
Worth a read: "Modules vs. Microservices" (and how to find a middle ground)
"don't trick yourself into a microservices-only mindset"
Thanks for sharing.
The referenced post gives you the freedom to have a "big-ish" microservice. My …
more ...This: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2017/04/aws-lambda-supports-python-3-6/ You can now use Python 3.6 Lambdas. This changes things dramatically. We can now write faster, simpler, less quirky code using the latest-and-greatest Python.
If you want to configure a server in the cloud, consider this: https://wiki.ubuntu …
more ...This: Python Top 10 Articles for the Past Year (v.2017)
In particular, this: Python FAQ: Why should I use Python 3?
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Data Science Renee(@BecomingDataSci)
Thread. Coding is inherently frustrating. Expect that. But with puzzle-solving healthy attitude, keep going. Don't give up on yourself!
This thread includes some interesting topics. What hit me was the idea of "inspiration-driven coding."
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Migrating from Python 2.7 to Python 3 with: Steven Lott ...is now available on LinkedIn Learning: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/migrating-from-python-2-7-to-python-3 and on Lynda.com: https://www.lynda.com/Python-tutorials/Migrating-from-Python-2-7-Python-3/560887-2.html Course Description: Are you still using Python 2.7? If you've been meaning to make …
more ...Here's an interesting question:
more ...I came across your blog post "Introduction to using Python to process CSV files" as I'm looking to do something I'd think is easy in Python but I don't know how to do it.
I simply want to examine a column then create a new column …
rom a troll-bait thread asking the argumentative question "why do people use Python"? The answers were, oddly, a long list of strange, nonsensical complaints. And a few logical fallacies. Here are all the ones I could parse: