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How to use #Python's handy built-in reversed() function:

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Guido created Python over the Christmas holidays🎄✨ after deciding to build something for himself that he found useful and enjoyable! He open sourced it online, with no ambitious expectations! Pythonistas if you plan to build over the holidays, build something you love🐍❤️

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#Python power using the built-in `pow()` method pow(base, exponent)

You can check out the Python SDK for Tavus here: https://t.co/nJ70GfK2Iu

This looks like an exciting new way to use AI. And they have a #Python SDK too, so all my Python friends can use this if they want to. Congrats to the team who created this!

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How to get the minimum and maximum values of a sequence in #Python using built-in functions. Note that both functions also have a handy default parameter you can set if the sequences are empty

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The latest edition of The Python Papers Newsletter is out! Learn about #Python conditional statements today!

If you'd like to learn more about this package, here's a link to its GitHub where you'll find several more examples: https://t.co/aEqIGI9z6k

Last week, I mentioned a neat way to plot in your terminal with #Python But there are other terminal plotting libraries too. For example, you can plot with Textual if you get the textual-plot package. Here's an example:

If you'd like to learn more about uniplot, here's the link to their GitHub page: https://t.co/8eMXl3IF0f

Speaking of plotting sine waves with #Python, here's another example that uses the uniplot package. Uniplot is a plotting library for your terminal

Do you need to change your #Python script's return code depending on whether it fails or not? Use Python's `sys` module! 🐍🤘 Here's how to do it:

How to create a sine wave with #Python using the Bokeh and numpy packages 🐍🔥

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If all you want is the Oxylab web scraper #Python package, you can get it on GitHub here: https://t.co/PH1YW4NdsG