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Join our community and learn to code from scratch or improve your skills with our tutorials and resources.

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5. SQL Deep Dive - Part 03.zip796.16 MB

5. SQL Deep Dive - Part 02.zip973.14 MB

5. SQL Deep Dive - Part 01.zip925.68 MB

4. Environment Setup.zip570.60 MB

3. Databases + SQL Fundamentals.zip1116.17 MB

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1. Introduction.zip135.55 MB

🔰 Complete SQL + Databases Bootcamp ⏱ 24.5 Hours 📦 278 Lessons Most comprehensive resource online to learn SQL and Database
🔰 Complete SQL + Databases Bootcamp ⏱ 24.5 Hours 📦 278 Lessons Most comprehensive resource online to learn SQL and Database Management & Design + exercises to give you real-world experience working with all database types. Taught By: Mo Binni, Andrei Neagoie Download Full Course: https://t.me/WebDevvers

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🔅 Practical GitHub Copilot 🌐 Author: Ray Villalobos 🔰 Level: AdvancedDuration: 1h 🌀 A hands-on, advanced course focused on practical applications of Github Copilot. 📗 Topics: GitHub Copilot, GitHub 📤 Join @WEBDEVVERS for more courses

🔅 Compress Images
🔅 Compress Images

🔅 Compress Images
from PIL import Image

# https://t.me/LearnPython3

in_img = 'input.png'
out_img = 'compressed.png' 

# Open the image
with Image.open(in_img) as img:
    # Save the compressed image
    img.save(out_img, 'PNG', quality=80)

print(f"Image compressed successfully!")

sticker.webp0.25 KB

🔅 The End !

Day 83 - Day 100

82 - Professional Portfolio Project - Python Web Development

81 - Professional Portfolio Project - Python Scripting

80 - Capstone Project - Predict House Prices

79 - The Tragic Discovery of Handwashing t-Tests & Distributions

78 - Analysing the Nobel Prize with Plotly, Matplotlib & Seaborn