A Stanford and Berkeley study showed models retrieve answers best at the start or end of context and struggle in the middleโsometimes worse than if they had no context at all.
This weekโs #PythonTips breaks down the research (links in the comments) and how to write prompts.
One set of () can break your ETL pipeline. ๐
Many assume .endswith() takes multiple arguments like a filter. It doesn't. You MUST use a Tuple for multiple matches.
โ .endswith('csv', 'pdf')
โ .endswith(('csv', 'pdf'))
Save those TypeError headaches!
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Want to simplify repetitive tasks by using Python's list comprehensions? ๐งฉ They are a quick way to create lists and work more efficiently. #PythonTips
For example, let's create a list of squares for numbers from 1 to 10 in one line:l
I am a Python keyword
I look innocentโฆ just four letters
But forget me and your function becomes a ghost โ returns nothing
What am I?
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The Problem ๐
When you use open('file.json', 'w'), Python guesses the encoding based on your OS.
๐ป Windows might use cp1252.
๐ Mac/Linux might use utf-8.
If you index a French thesis on a Mac and search it on Windows, your index might break! ๐๏ธ #PythonTips #Coding (2/5)
2h deep dive into Python list comprehensions + 15 practice problems solved! Grasped the "for...if" logicโnow itโs my go-to for concise loops. Small daily wins = big progress. #CodingJourney#PythonTips
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Python's context managers streamline your code, especially when working with files. Goodbye manual cleanup, hello 'with' statement! #PythonTips#CodeOptimization
@clcoding Wow this is called Pythonic code! ๐ฅ
From complicated using `temp` to only 1 line: `a, b = b, a`
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Who else immediately fell in love with Python when they found this trick? #PythonTips #LifeHackCodeโ
Python Tip: Use enumerate() to get both index & value in a loop:
for i, val in enumerate(my_list):
print(i, val)
Saves time and keeps code clean โจ
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