In the study of microcontrollers, assembly language has always been a love-hate relationship. Those who love it see it as the key to understanding the essence of hardware, while those who hate it find it obscure and inefficient for development.C language’s popularity and advancements in compiler technology have led to a gradual decrease in the … Read more
Author: Jeff Knupp Translation: Wu Lei, Huo Jing It is well known that Python is currently the most widely used and fastest-growing programming language. Its elegant and concise syntax, along with strong support from third-party libraries, are reasons why Python is thriving across various industries. However, you may not know that the rapid growth of … Read more
Compiled by: Ding Yi, Huang Nian, Ding Xue Proofread by: Xi Xiongfen, Yao Jialing Program Validation: Guo Shuyu ◆ ◆ ◆ Introduction Why call R from Python or Python from R, and why “and” instead of “or”? Among the top ten search results for “R Python” articles on the internet, only two discuss the advantages … Read more
Big Data Digest authorized reprint from CaiJ Learning Python Author: J Brother Recently, the “explosion” incident of Eggshell Apartments has continued to ferment. During this period, due to rent arrears to landlords and refunds to tenants, Eggshell Apartments has fallen into a debt collection storm. In many places across the country, there have been mass … Read more
Produced by Big Data Digest Compiled by: Wang Yuanyuan, Ivy, Xiao Qi, Aileen Python is becoming a star in the field of computing, not only because of its easy language design and various convenient libraries but also due to the marketing hype surrounding various training courses. In these popular articles, it seems that learning Python … Read more
Original Author: Jeffrey M. Perkel The image viewing and analysis software napari fills a gap in the scientific ecosystem of the Python programming language. Josh Dorrington has become quite adept at observing the jet stream. He plots the fast-moving air currents at different altitudes and arranges the flow maps sequentially. “You learn to observe all … Read more
This is the 41st original article for beginners learning Python. Reading this article will take approximately 15 minutes. In previous articles, we discussed several concepts related to classes. To help everyone better grasp the concept of classes and apply this knowledge flexibly, I have created a fun and interesting bouncing ball game. This not only … Read more
This is a work from Big Data Digest, please see the end of the article for reprint requirements. Author | Nick Humrich Translated by | Zha Jieqiong, Zhi Chang Yue Ming, Ying Zi The growth of productivity comes at the cost of sacrificing performance. This article will not discuss the use of asyncio (asynchronous I/O … Read more
Reading this article will take approximately 6 minutes: Python is like a martial arts manual; to master it, you must find a suitable weapon. Selecting a good development tool is extremely important, as a good IDE will help you write Python programs conveniently, making your programming experience more comfortable. I have been using Python for … Read more
Cover image: by Dodo Bird from Douban Moment In May, Beijing’s temperature gradually rises, but people can still feel the kindness of the transition from spring to summer in the early morning and evening. I woke up early on the weekend, the sun was bright, sent my daughter to an unknown exam, and bought some … Read more