Nikhil Pathak
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⚡️ Effective Python Coding — Day 39 Some Python devs still write 5 lines just to count stuff. Meanwhile, Counter from collections is sitting there like — “You could’ve just used me.” 😎 It’s one of those tools that looks simple... until you realize it can build word
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Yeah We have feelings
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What's the best ?? 1. Audio (explaining) + content 2. Video + Content 3. Simple post what do you prefer ? 👇
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Being a developer is realising how much you don't know every day.
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Design Patterns can be categorised in these categories: 1. Creational Design Pattern 2. Structural Design Pattern 3. Behavioral Design Pattern
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2:40 (IST), 9:10 (GMT) and 4:10 (GMT-5) are the lowest user activities for any platform . whether it is @X or any other platform.
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Best practices aren’t rules. They’re reminders from those who stayed up fixing what broke.
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Devs , I wanted to start a new series which is one of the topics you would like to learn and follow: 1. DSA 2. Golang 3. JavaScript 4. System Design 5. Full stack development 6. Backend Development 7. Machine Learning. Please reply the topic you want to learn and follow
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Hidden gems like this are what make Python elegant. 🔁 Retweet to share this with your dev circle 👇 Follow @web3devop for Effective Python Coding — Day 39 tomorrow
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Day 38 of Effective Python Coding 🧠 Most devs think dict and OrderedDict are the same. But OrderedDict does one powerful thing — it remembers the order of insertion (and lets you reverse or reorder easily). Small detail. Big difference. #Python #DevCommunity
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Day 37 — Asyncio for CPU-Bound Tasks Think asyncio is just for I/O? Think again 👀 Use https://t.co/AYyLXXjd12_in_executor() to run CPU-heavy tasks in threads or processes — without freezing your event loop ⚙️ ✅ Mix async I/O + CPU concurrency ✅ Keep your app responsive ✅
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🚀 Day 37 — Effective Python Coding Series Asyncio Beyond I/O: Handling CPU-Bound Tasks Efficiently ⚙️ Most people know asyncio as the go-to tool for I/O-bound tasks — like network calls or database requests. But did you know it can also handle CPU-bound workloads effectively?
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