10 Python Articles you can read this weekend

javinpaul - Sep 29 '19 - - Dev Community

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10 Python Articles you can read this weekend
Hello guys, it's been a long time, since I have shared any curated list of articles, so here I am back with another of my curated article, this time with Python, one of the most loved programming language of the world.

Anyway, here is my list of some of the useful Python articles you can read this weekend ---

1. Python at Netflix by Netflix Technology Blog

I am sure you have heard about Netflix and a good chance is that you might have even watched a couple of programs. If you are a programmer and wondering how Python is used in Netflix this article will provide you some glimpse, a perfect article for weekend reading.

2. 10 Simple hacks to speed up your Data Analysis in Python by Parul Pandey

Python Programming language is an amazing tool for analyzing data but it can be even sweeter if you know some simple hacks. This article will teach you how to make your Data Analysis with Python a breeze. Tips and Tricks, especially in the programming world, can be very useful. Sometimes a little hack can be both time and...

3. Best Python Courses, Tutorials, and Certifications

If you are just starting with Python or want to learn Python this year then you should first read this article. It contains some of the best Python courses, tutorials, and certifications for both beginners and intermediate developers.

4. 36 Amazing Python Open Source Projects by Mybridge

Contributing to a Python open-source project is a great way to not only improve your Python programming skill but also to establish your authority. If you are looking to contribute, here are some of the awesome Python open course projects. For the past year, the author has compared nearly 5,000 open source Python projects and selected the top 36.

5. Jupyter Lab: Evolution of the Jupyter Notebook by Parul Pandey

This article provides a nice overview of JupyterLab, the next generation of the Jupyter Notebook, one of the most popular IDE for Python programmers.

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6. What exactly can you do with Python? Here are Python's 3 main applications. by YK Sugi

If you are still on the fence about learning Python and not sure what exactly you can do with Python then this article will clear your doubt. What exactly can you do with Python? Here are Python's 3 main applications. The most common applications of Python are web development, scripting, machine learning, and data analysis

7. 50+ Data Structure and Algorithms Interview Questions for Programmers

Another of my articles which contains some of the frequently asked coding problems which you can solve in Python to build your programming logic and coding sense.

8. How to scrape websites with Python and BeautifulSoup by Justin Yek

You would be amazed how easy it is to scrap websites and get information using Python and BeautifulSoup, perfect articles to see the potential of Python programming in the real world. There is more information on the Internet than any human can absorb in a lifetime. What you need is not access to that...

9. 5 Free Courses to Learn Python for Beginners

A curated list of some of the free online courses to learn Python.

And, if you don't mind spending some for learning something as valuable as Python then you can also check these two courses which I regularly recommend to all the people who want to learn Python:

  1. Complete Python 3 Bootcamp by Jose Portilla
  2. The Python 3 Interactive Course on CodeCademy

That's all about some of the awesome Python articles you can read this weekend. If you have any other interesting article which you think Python programmers should read, feel free to share with us as responses.

Have a nice Sunday.

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