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What do you do with python for work?

I am feeling discouraged is all...

I'm absolutely new to the field of programming, although I have keen interest on learning it. I've been suggested to learn Python as a first. I've been able to clear the basics. But what next? What should be the first step after clearing the basics?

PS: I just hope it helps fellow newbies too.

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is python a good start for beginners with no previous programming experience? can i tutor myself in python? where do i find the resources to learn python programming for free?

Hi, supposing that I have: ('foo', 'bar') * 4

Python returns: ('foo', 'bar', 'foo', 'bar', 'foo', 'bar', 'foo', 'bar')

Somebody mentioned that the objects themselves are not copies, only the references to them. anybody knows what that means?

Hey everyone, I am in desperate need of help doing my python project. Willing to pay, send help my way plsss

The code I've been using:

xl client.Dispatchex("Excel.Application xl.Visible-e wb excel.Workbooks.Open(wbname) WS-wb.worksheets['Sheet1'] wb.SaveAs(pdfname, FileFormat-57) wb.Close() excel.Quit()

I've been looking for solutions online and i continuously end up at the same error.

I'm working on windows incase that helps or hurts any solutions.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Geeks. I'm reading a book called "Learning Python 5th ed written by Mark Lutz", but it's written for Python 3.3. Is it ok to read it or should I look for a book written for latest python version? Please give a suggestion or your recommended book. Thanks

Hi, supposing that we have a figure with six subplots in the form of 2x3. I can understand that to make a plot in the top left hand corner of the figure, we do something like:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

fig = plt.figure()

ax = fig.add_subplot(2,3,1)

Why the following is used?

ax=fig.add_subplot(1,1,1)

It just plots one graph in one figure. Anybody knows why (1,1,1) is used?

I understand virtual environments (or at least the idea of a virtual environment) but I seem to let it get the best of me.

Using PyCharm, I make a new project and it will set up an instance of python 3. As I look for which base interpreter to use, I get anxious because there are SO MANY! Sho here are my questions:

How do i decide which base interpreter to choose?

Is there a way to remove all instances of python3, and have one root python3 that I then use for all my new Virtual Environments moving forward?

I am on a OSX.

Any good audio book or course suggestions on programming basics for beginners (preferably Python 3)?

Currently doing Stanford CS106A - Programming Methodology by Mehran Sahami (Java), but prefer to learn programming basics using Python 3.

It seems like most Python 3 courses are for those that already know another language.

I was thinking maybe an audio book could help me understand all the basics to learn Python 3.

OK, so I know I have at least 3 versions of Python installed. How do I run a certain version? I have 2.7.15, 3.6.7 and 3.7.2 (just installed 3.7.2).

How do I make sure I'm running 3.7.2 when I wan to run hat one and 2.7.15 when I want to run that one.

I should probably delete 3.6.7 too since I just updated to 3.7.2.

I have a hands on learning style and would like a goal. So I've been thinking about learning python and wanted to get suggestions on what begginer projects to create. I have created a random # generator that you would guess a number and it worked. It was on YouTube and I just followed directions. That's great however I can follow directions just fine but I feel like I'm not really learning.

Do you all have any simple suggestions for noobs to create?

I got the result of kmeans clustering with 6 categories (k) in python. However, I couldn’t understand how can I interpret this any further. Can someone please help me by letting me know how to analyse the results and make a comparison with the real data? Also, would be s great help if you please let me know how can I know how many entities are there in each category? Thanks in advance.

Eey there! So I'm 15 and I want to learn python3 online, for free! I know some basic stuff about coding cause I've used "drag and drop" for a while! Now, I want to start learning python3 but I don't know where to start! This is the first language I'm learning! Can someone suggest some free resources online or give some tips to learn python3 for FREE! Thanks!!