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How to Assign Multiple Variables in a Single Line in Python

December 5, 2021 / Fatos Morina / 0 Comments

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One of the first things that you learn when you start to program is learning how to declare a variable and assign to it a value.

For example, you are told to assign a string and then print it in a console:

Now, if we want to assign another variable in there, our intuition can be to just add a new line, and assign it there:

How to Remove the First and Last Element of a List in Python

November 28, 2021 / Fatos Morina / 0 Comments

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Lists represent one of the most used data structures in any Python script. One of the reasons why I like programming in Python is that I get to reach a result quite quickly.

One such thing is the opportunity to easily and quite simply access their elements quite flexibly.

With flexibility, I mean, having the opportunity to choose only the elements that we want.

How to Pass Elements of an Entire List as a Parameter of a Method in Python

November 21, 2021 / Fatos Morina / 0 Comments

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One of the main uses of methods in any programming language is the opportunity to simply implement a functionality once and then use it as many times as you need.

In a lot of cases, you are supposed to call these functions with actual parameters that are then expected to be used inside the method.

How to Check Whether All Values are True in Python

October 17, 2021 / Fatos Morina / 1 Comment

There is a quick way to check whether all the values in an iterable object are True or not in Python.

Let us suppose that we have the following list and we want to check whether all the values in it are True:

8 Great YouTube Channels That Help You Understand AI and Machine Learning Papers

June 13, 2021 / Fatos Morina / 0 Comments

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With the new quick advancements of machine learning and AI in general, we are witness to an increasing challenge of keeping up with the pace as the field processes at a faster rate than we may be able to keep up with.

Add to this the fact that a new paper is usually built on top of other previously published work and they may not give you the details about it which you then also need to go and read for that particular paper.

This chain of papers that you need to look up to and understand before you understand a paper that you are just about to read is getting longer.

Why Logarithms Are So Important in Machine Learning

March 29, 2020 / Fatos Morina / 0 Comments

Do you remember your high school math teacher talking about logarithms? Maybe you did not have a clear picture of it. Maybe you did not understand it in the beginning or were a bit annoyed. Why are we learning something that we will probably never use in real-life in the first place?