Software engineering and personal development
One way to improve the concision of your Python code is by using the ternary operator, a handy tool that allows you to condense an if-else statement into a single line of code.
Let us jump straight into it.
Imagine that you have the following comparison:
x = 5
y = 10
if x > y:
result = x
else:
result = yYou can then write it in a single line:
result = x if x > y else y
I lost access to my main Gmail account after sending two important emails and then wasn’t able to login again.
As I was tired last Friday I wanted to do something that wouldn’t take me a lot of time and effort, but would also let me save up time in the future.
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One of the easiest ways that we can waste our time on is by browsing aimlessly without having defined intentions. Our habits determine are the behaviors that we are doing most of the time and taking the time to build better habits will most likely lead to better lives. This includes building better habits online. A Chrome extension from Stanford is to help us with that.
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Yesterday I came across this idea of setting three major priorities at the beginning of each week and do the best out of your efforts to knock them down before the start of the next upcoming week. It sounds really simple and people might start to neglect it, saying that it can be only used by people who are engaged in only a few things, but actually this advice comes from a person who is engaged in a lot of things. Continue reading
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