Year: 2025

RT-Thread BSP v1.9.0 Released | Focus on Optimization

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RT-Thread BSP v1.9.0 Released | Focus on Optimization

Dear friends,We are pleased to announce that the RT-Thread BSP v1.9.0 has been officially released. This release focuses on the following user-requested directions: Optimization and enhancement of drivers Support for the new <span>HPM6P00</span> series TSN network examples Version updates (compared to BSP v1.6.0) Adapted to <span>hpm_sdk v1.9.0</span> Added support for <span>HPM6P00EVK</span> development board Upgraded <span>CherryUSB</span> … Read more

Stop Praising Rust, It’s Too Difficult to Learn!

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Stop Praising Rust, It's Too Difficult to Learn!

Author | Rust Official Blog Translator | Sambodhi Editor | Zhao Yuying As 2020 comes to a close, we are greeted with the annual Rust survey analysis! This survey was conducted in the second half of September 2020 and lasted for two weeks. Thanks to everyone who participated, especially those who helped translate non-English responses. … Read more

PythonNetKey: The Python Interface for Network Keys!

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PythonNetKey: The Python Interface for Network Keys!

In the digital maze of the internet, we often yearn for a key that can easily traverse network barriers. Today, I want to share with you a super cool Python networking tool — PythonNetKey . This is not just an ordinary network module, but a magical tool that helps you elegantly handle network connections, data … Read more

Understanding Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming in Python: Code Examples Included

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Understanding Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming in Python: Code Examples Included

Some people ask, what exactly is synchronous and asynchronous programming in Python? Synchronous and asynchronous programming is actually quite easy to understand. For example, when you go to a site to download videos, there are two scenarios that represent synchronous and asynchronous. 1. Click to download video A, wait for A to finish downloading, then … Read more

Python Data Analysis: Why 90% of Programmers Overlook This Core Technique?

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Python Data Analysis: Why 90% of Programmers Overlook This Core Technique?

In the field of Python data analysis, programmers often focus on discussing Pandas for data cleaning, Matplotlib for visualization, or Scikit-learn for machine learning models. However, few realize that a hidden core technique can significantly enhance data processing efficiency, potentially determining the success or failure of a project. Today, we will unveil this “killer feature” … Read more

100 Questions on Python Data Analysis Part 2 (11-20)

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100 Questions on Python Data Analysis Part 2 (11-20)

import pandas as pd import numpy as np Date: May 8, 2025 Pandas and NumPy are the cornerstones of Python data analysis. Combined with SciPy, Seaborn, and Matplotlib, they provide a complete workflow from numerical computation to visualization. This article compiles and answers the 11th to 20th common questions, covering NumPy array operations, broadcasting, linear … Read more

PyGLET: The Python Interface for OpenGL!

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PyGLET: The Python Interface for OpenGL!

PyGLET: Opening the Door to Graphics Programming with Python PyGLET is a super cool Python graphics library, acting like a magical bridge connecting Python and OpenGL. Imagine you have a bunch of stunning graphics to present, but you don’t want to deal with complex graphics APIs? PyGLET is your ultimate choice! What is PyGLET PyGLET … Read more

How to Use Python to Write a Simple Game? Let Me Teach You!

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How to Use Python to Write a Simple Game? Let Me Teach You!

Click the blue text above to follow us We hope that through this game programming, more parents and children can easily access youth programming, and further understand programming. Parents can learn and practice together with their children, observing their interest in programming, thus understanding whether their child has an interest in this area. We always … Read more

Creating a ‘Talking’ Font with Python? I Discovered a Treasure Library!

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Creating a 'Talking' Font with Python? I Discovered a Treasure Library!

Hi, I’m Huajie 🌸, a Python enthusiast who codes late at night and writes technical articles while sipping coffee during the day. Let me tell you something. Recently, while I was writing a command-line tool, I wanted to add some flashy effects to make it less plain and serious… So, I dove into various ASCII … Read more