Introduction to the Python filter() Function

Introduction to the Python filter() Function

<span>filter()</span> is a built-in high-order function in Python used to filter sequences, removing elements that do not meet the specified conditions, and returning an iterator object (returns a list in Python 2.x and an iterator in Python 3.x). Basic Syntax filter(function, iterable) How It Works <span>filter()</span> takes each element in <span>iterable</span> as an argument to … Read more

Unveiling: How Python Runs in Excel

Unveiling: How Python Runs in Excel

Learn Excel techniques by following our WeChat public account:excelperfect Tags:PythonandExcel Now,Excel has integrated Python, which means you can use Python to implement more flexible and powerful Excel solutions. In the worksheet cell, just like entering a formula, type: =py Press the Tab key, and a Python cell will be created, as shown in the following … Read more

C Algorithm 04: Searching Massive Data

C Algorithm 04: Searching Massive Data

【Problem】Given 4 billion unique unsigned int integers that are not sorted. Given a number, how can we quickly determine if this number exists among those 4 billion numbers? 1 billion is 9 zeros, so 4 billion is 4000000000. Our instinctive thought for a solution is to use a for loop to find the equal number, … Read more

Viewing Specific Processes and Their Child Threads in Linux, Configuring Specific CPU IDs to Avoid Kernel Conflicts

Viewing Specific Processes and Their Child Threads in Linux, Configuring Specific CPU IDs to Avoid Kernel Conflicts

Commands to Configure System Process Threads to Specific CPUs # View the CPU core bound to the current process, dynamically modify during process execution taskset -p pid # Specify which CPU IDs the current process can use, use during command execution taskset -c 0,1 cmd # View the correspondence between system CPUs (logical cores) and … Read more

Linux Application Auto-Start Fails? A Comprehensive Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls with Systemd in 5 Steps!

Linux Application Auto-Start Fails? A Comprehensive Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls with Systemd in 5 Steps!

IntroductionAs a developer, have you ever encountered a situation where you configured your application to automatically restart after a crash, but the service just won’t come back up? The logs only show a cold <span>status=217/USER</span>, leaving you puzzled? Don’t panic! Today, we will provide a hands-on guide to help you solve the “mystical” issue of … Read more

Why Python is Recommended as the First Programming Language on Linux Instead of Bash?

Why Python is Recommended as the First Programming Language on Linux Instead of Bash?

In China, there is a saying – “Since you are here, you might as well enjoy it!”Seeing beautiful scenery on TV, with green mountains and clear waters, and cascading waterfalls, one might impulsively drive to the destination. Upon arrival, they realize that it was the camera that was beautiful, not the scenery. But since they … Read more

In-Depth Analysis of the Linux lsof Command: Easily Identify Open Files in the System

In-Depth Analysis of the Linux lsof Command: Easily Identify Open Files in the System

Abstract: It is a command-line utility used to list information about files opened by various processes. In Linux, everything is a file (pipes, sockets, directories, devices, etc.). Therefore, by using lsof, you can obtain information about any open file. lsof stands for ‘list open files’. If you think of the lsof command as ‘ls + … Read more

The Future of Rust Code in the Linux Kernel: Progress Amid Controversy

The Future of Rust Code in the Linux Kernel: Progress Amid Controversy

The Future of Rust Code in the Linux Kernel: Progress Amid Controversy Introduction Since the first integration of Rust code into the Linux kernel in 2022, the controversy surrounding its introduction has never ceased. The Rust language is praised for its excellent memory safety features and is seen by many governments and security experts as … Read more

Practical Guide to High-Risk Port Control Strategies and Firewall Configuration in Linux

Practical Guide to High-Risk Port Control Strategies and Firewall Configuration in Linux

In today’s rapidly accelerating digital transformation, the Linux operating system, as the mainstream OS for servers and edge computing devices, directly impacts the protection of enterprise data assets and user privacy. This guide will present a practical security hardening solution from the core dimensions of security reinforcement, combined with code examples, focusing on two key … Read more