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@realpython
Real Python
10 days
πŸπŸ“° Iterators and Iterables in Python: Run Efficient Iterations β€” #python
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@whyharshithaa
harshithaa
4 months
Day 21 of getting placed within 6-8 months!. JavaScript. Loops & Iterables.Destructuring & Strict Mode.Basics Syntax, Variables, Operators, Statements, Comments.Getting Started: Output, Where to Place JS. #100DaysOfCode #WebDevelopment #buildinpublic
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@christine_12_me
Christine
1 year
πŸš€ Day 80-82 of #100DaysOfCode: Diving deep into the world of #ES6! πŸŽ‰.Statements & Declarations, Arrow Functions, Default Parameters, Rest Parameters, Iterables & Iterators, Asynchronous Programming. JavaScript is quite interesting! 🌟#JavaScript #BackendDev #100DaysofALX_SE
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@kevinrwhitley
Kevin Whitley
2 months
Something is just so satisfying about perf. tuning interfaces. All of this updates many times a second, and the data behind it updates at up to thousands of times per second. Using tricks from circular buffer iterables to CSS transform/scaleX instead of width/gradients.
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@learn_with_san
Learn With Santosh
1 year
🐍 Python Tip of the Day: 🐍. Explore the power of set comprehensions for creating sets in Python. Similar to list comprehensions, set comprehensions provide a concise way to generate sets from iterables. Set comprehensions are useful for creating sets with unique elements and
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@Taophyc_
Taophyc✴️
4 months
Today on javascript: The spread operator (. ). The spread operator helps us expand iterables into individual elements. It works on all iterables e.g arrays, strings, maps, sets. #javascript #buildinpublic
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@YangZhou1993
Yang Zhou
9 months
Unpacking Python Iterables through a simple asterisk:
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@JoeViloria12
Joe Viloria πŸžοΈπŸ‘¨πŸ»β€πŸ’»πŸ”­
4 months
Types of Iterables in PythonπŸ”
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@Sachintukumar
Sachin Kumar
2 years
Day5⃣ of Python Series 🐍. Topic - Iterables & Iterators in #Python . - #Iteration is a process of using a loop to access all the elements of a sequence. - Note: Every Iterator is an #iterable, but not every iterable is an #iterator. πŸ§΅πŸ‘‡
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@CodeWithCaen
Code With Caen
1 year
Learned another cool #PestPHP trick, using `->each->` to fluently assert properties of an array of iterables. #php #phpc
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@YASH25764536
YASH
6 months
Once again, I was introduced to some more concepts in #RUST from @kirat_tw Sir Bootcamp.>Vectors.>HashMaps.>Iterables. In #Web3,.>Creating & Minting Tokens on #Blockchain.>Sending & Receiving #Solana over Chain.>Common RPC calls on Solana. #buildinpublic #100xDevs #Token #Trump
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@drxddy
Dhikshith Reddy
6 months
Just landed my first @dart_lang contribution!. Introduced Iterable.withIterator - a new factory constructor that lets you create lazy iterables from existing iterators. Perfect for working with partially consumed sequences, see the example.
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@amacarthur
Alex MacArthur
3 months
I wish I had more excuses to use custom iterables in JavaScript. This is the sickest.
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@magadum_aniket
Aniket Magadum
4 months
Hey Laravel Developers πŸ‘©β€πŸ’». The Collection class is an essential and beautiful component of the Laravel framework, which provides many different methods for working with iterables. One of the interesting methods that the Collection class provides is the partition method. The
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@bbelderbos
Bob Belderbos
1 year
πŸ”₯ Python Tip: Unpacking with iterables! . Did you know that "unpacking" works with all kinds of iterables (ie not just lists or tuples), making your code shorter and more elegant. πŸš€. This little code snippet / trick lets you capture keys or items easily. 🐍✨. #Python
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@amacarthur
Alex MacArthur
2 months
I’ve been spending some dedicated time tinkering w/ iterators, iterables, & generators in JavaScript. I’m still struggling a bit to find use cases in which it’s materially the best solution. But! I am liking the ergonomics more. Post: .
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@shiv_009_dev
shiv
10 months
πŸ”Ήzip() FunctionπŸ”Ή. The zip() function in Python is used to combine two or more iterables (like lists or tuples) element-wise, creating pairs (or tuples) of corresponding elements.
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@learn_with_san
Learn With Santosh
1 year
🐍 Python Tip of the Day: 🐍. Did you know about Python's sorted() function? It's a powerful tool for sorting iterables, including lists, tuples, and strings. You can customize the sorting behavior using optional parameters. #Python #ProgrammingTips πŸš€
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@testdrivenio
TestDriven.io
2 days
Python tip:. Use itertools.product() to generate Cartesian product of input iterables. πŸ‘‡
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