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Natural Language Processing with Python – Analyzing Text with the Natural Language Toolkit Steven Bird, Ewan Klein, and Edward Loper This version of the NLTK book is updated for Python 3 and NLTK 3. #python #eBook #NLTK #naturalLanguageProcessing

011: Using Nested Models in FastAPI - Python This is the 11th video of the FastAPI series, a web framework for Python to create RestAPI's. In our previous videos, we saw how to pass simple data types or a simple model as a parameter. In this video you will learn: * How-to use List, Set & Dict provided by the Typing module. * How-to pass deeply nested models as parameters #video #videotutorial #python #FastAPI

#PracticeCode: 0008 Task: Fill the water into all the bottles. Some are already full, while some are empty and some are partially filled. Each bottle can contain X millilitres of water (dynamic, entered by user), while the capacity of Jar is 1 litre. An array (given by user) is given with the existing bottles on the table, with 0 to 10 as the values for each element, where 0 means its empty and 10 means its full. Fill all the bottles and print how much additional water was used to fill all the bottle. Come up with an optimal algorithm and implement it. Use least amount of variables and statements, but performance matters. Input: - Bottles - 5,6,10,0 - BottleCapacity - 1 Output: 1.9 ltrs ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm

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#PracticeCode: 0007 Task: Write a function, which counts each character in a string and prints the output with the character count. Input: "xxXXXXXAAABBcCDDDEEEEccc", Output: "x2X5A3B2c1C1D3E4c3" Try solving it using the an optimal algorithm and then solve it using functions or packages of Python. ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm

#PracticeCode: 0006 Task: Given a line, the words in it are indicated with a space. Print words in descending order of their length. Input: "My favourite programming language is Python.", Output: "programming favourite language Python My is." Use an optimal algorithm to solve this problem. ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm

Python Projects ——————— #PracticeCode: 0006 Task: Given a line, the words in it are indicated with a space. Print words in descending order of their length. Input: "My favourite programming language is Python.", Output: "programming favourite language Python My is." Use an optimal algorithm to solve this problem. ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm

Hello all, The Practice problems are posted to improve your problem solving skill. While a lot of problems already have inbuilt functions in Python, if the task is about coming up with an algorithm, then its better you stay away from using the inbuilt functions. You can submit your solutions to the tasks in our group @python_programmers_club Post only the code and don't post a screen shot of your solution. If the approach is not already submitted, then we will update the github page with your solution. There can be a lot of different approaches, the variety of solutions will only allow us to look from a different perspective. And finally, let's have a good debate on these approaches.

#PracticeCode: 0005 Permutation: In mathematics, permutation is the act of arranging the members of a set into a sequence or order, or, if the set is already ordered, rearranging its elements—a process called permuting. Permutations differ from combinations, which are selections of some members of a set regardless of order. Task: Write a function, which determines whether one line is a permutation of another. Write an algorithm that optimally finishes the task. ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #collections #dict #algorithm

Practice Code: 0004 Check if a palindrome can be created from a string entered by the user. A palindrome is a word, number, phrase, or other sequence of characters which reads the same backward as forward, such as madam, racecar, or the number 10801. "madam" => true - is already a palindrome "mamad" => true - can be made a palindrome "sir" => false - cannot be made a palindrome ««« Click here for the Solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #numbers #algorithm

Ch 10: Validating Pydantic Models using Fields - Python FastAPI Live training at 6.00 PM today of Chapter 10 on FastAPI. JOIN ME!!! Question & Answer session follows after the video session. #video #videotutorial #python #FastAPI

Practice Code: 003 In an array, that has been sorted in ascending order, but has been cyclically shifted, find the element that has the minimum element. Example, [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1, 2, 3, 4] Write an algorithm that optimally finds the minimum element in such an array. ««« Click here for solution »»» 🔥Ready to take this challenge? 🔥 #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #numbers #algorithm

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x = [3,1,2] What is the output of x [1:]?
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min("abCD123!") What is the output and WHY?
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. a = 1 b = 2 Swap the values without using an additional variable. #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions

* name = 'ppy!' Write code to insert the letter 'a' in-between each letter to form the word 'papaya!' #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #strings #list

Typing Speed Test – Build your first game in Python In this Python project idea, we are going to build an exciting project through which you can check and even improve your typing speed. For a graphical user interface, we are going to use the pygame library which is used for working with graphics. We will draw the images and text to be displayed on the screen. #python #sourceCode #sampleCode #project #pygame

# Sequence Puzzle [30, 9, 40, 50, 91, 142, 234, ?] Find the next value?
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* myList = [1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3, 1, 4, 4, 4,5,5,6,7,6,5] A) Write a program to get the value that appears more number of times B) When there is a tie, then get the number which is the smallest of them #python #practiceCode #samples #interviewQuestions #numbers #list