Explore tweets tagged as #numbers_in_python
@janvi_0x
𝒋𝒂𝒏𝒗𝒊⋆˙⟡
2 months
Today’s Progress Update • Working with tags in project • Solved “Delete the Middle Element in Stack” • Brainstorming on “Add Two Numbers” #100DaysOfCode #DSA #CodingJourney #WebDevelopment #Python #Java #ProgrammerLife
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@AllHeresy89790
ColdatNight
2 months
One day i decided to write random ass lines in python to make a simple game about multiplying numbers, Today i am releasing a math breaking rules flipping deck modifier on steam featuring more content than i ever expected to add. Link in comments :)
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@zack_overflow
zack
1 month
"it's Python, you do anything and it allocates" How true is this? I modified CPython to print when it allocates an integer object Then added numbers in a for-loop 100k times My terminal got spammed with 101006 allocations Why? Let's explore the internals of CPython:
@leothrix
tyler
2 months
I will never forgive Rust for making me think to myself “I wonder if this is allocating” whenever I’m writing Python now
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@MotosakaToshisa
ᴄʀʏᴘᴛᴏ ꜱᴋʏ ʟɪᴏɴ
3 months
🧵 Theta Network ($THETA) Price Prediction Thread: As a crypto analyst, I'm diving deep into data and models. I crunched the numbers using Python and AI-powered deep search on THETA's potential future price development! 🚨 Spoiler Alert: It could hit a $17 average in the current
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@Aditya989746994
Aditya
1 month
#Day1 of Diving into Full-Stack Generative & Agentic AI with Python! Today, I learned about objects — mutable & immutable, numbers, booleans, and operators in Python. 💻✨With @hiteshdotcom & @piyushgarg #LearnInPublic @ChaiCodeHQ #Python
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@tinztwins
Tinz Twins | AI and Coding
15 days
🐍 Have you ever worked with large numbers in Python? Which number is more readable 1000000 or 1,000,000? The second one, right? Unfortunately, the second notation does not work in Python. However, you can use a _ instead of a ,. Let’s look at an example.
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@PrinceKush31873
Prince Kushwaha
4 months
👨‍💻 Today I wrote my first for loop in Python! Just a few lines of code and it printed numbers 1️⃣ to 5️⃣ in sequence. Small steps → Big progress! 🔥 Excited to dive deeper into loops and logic building. #Python #100DaysOfCode #CodingJourney
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@PythonHo
Python User Group Ho
2 months
“Statistics isn’t just numbers — it’s insight.”📊 At #PyHo2025, Elvis Kwabena took us beyond the basics of statistical inference in Python - exploring the data-driven logic behind real-world decision-making. A masterclass in turning data into clarity. 🐍💡 #DataScience
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@_LindsayCraig
Lindsay Craig
24 days
I used Gemini to write a Python script that turns any jpg into a pixelated paint by numbers guide in Google sheets
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@smartymetrics
ismarty
20 days
My data journey has been... a trip. Fell in love with data analytics 'cos I love numbers. Started like everyone else: Tableau & Power BI. "Behold, my beautiful pie chart! Such insights!" Ventured into SQL, then Python. Then discovered ML on Kaggle and it was love at first
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@nakedMCSE
Walker Boh
3 months
A lot of the project euler problems lend themselves well to Python because use of numbers outside 64 bit space. Was in the mood to do a quick one while cooking dinner. Problem 25 was finding the index of the first fibonacci number to have 1000 digits. Fun.
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@floating_m0nkey
justmonki 🐒 (🔴,💊)
7 months
🔥 Whipped up a simple calculator - inspired by @FogoChain Built in Python. Feels basic. But isn’t. You punch in numbers. It responds. Simple, right? Look again. 31.03 What’s behind it - and how to reach it - is yours to decode.
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@SabowaRyan
Sabowa Ryan
6 months
Python Data Types Made Simple! In Python, every piece of data has a type. Let’s break them down in the easiest way possible 👇 1. Numeric (Numbers): Used for storing numbers. Integer: Whole numbers 👉 a = 5 Float: Decimal numbers 👉 α = 5.0 Complex: Numbers with a real and
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@DatawithPooja
Pooja Pawar, PhD
2 months
Master NumPy essentials for data analysis. Create arrays, reshape, slice, perform math ops, aggregate functions, boolean indexing, broadcasting, random numbers & utilities—all in one cheatsheet. A must-have for every data professional! #Python #NumPy #DataScience #AI #ML
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@Jaylz_01
AYO_MIDE🐎
1 month
Day 17 💻⛓️ Weather’s been kinda gloomy today, so I just decided to chill and code a bit. I’ve been learning about lists in Python. It's basically a way to store a bunch of items in one place. Think of it like a box where you can keep different stuff: numbers, words, or even
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@Python_Dv
Python Developer
4 months
Don’t Underestimate Python in Data Analytics! 🚫 Python isn’t just a programming language; it’s a powerhouse for data analytics. With the right tools and a bit of Python magic, your data will become more than just numbers; it’s the story of your success waiting to be told. 👉
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@chiragwakaskar
Chirag Wakaskar (चिराग वाकसकर)
2 months
Was recently on a Math seminar by an Indian mathematician and the concept of digital root caught my fancy. This is a spiral of 1229 prime numbers, arranged according to their digital root in color. 7 colors. 11x14 Strathmore Mixed Media Paper + Color Sharpies. #Python
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@sriyans_v
V Sriyans | Portal
8 days
.@zama's concrete ml is like giving ai a way to learn from data that is fully encrypted The ai sees what is inside but it can still learn from it, so your private things stay hidden whole time You write your ai in normal python but instead of giving it real numbers, you give it
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@ebokify
Ebokify
23 days
🔢 Filter Even & Odd Numbers in Python — Without Using filter()! Sometimes the simplest logic teaches you the most. This example shows how to separate even and odd numbers using just loops and conditionals — no built-in filter function needed. In this post, you’ll learn: ✨
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@krrishvardhan
Krrish
13 days
Day 3 of Learning Data Science in Python: Topics covered today: > Datatypes in NumPy > Complex Numbers in NumPy > Memory usage > Understanding which data types to use to take advantage of NumPy’s CPU-level optimizations > Python objects & strings are not ideal in this context
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