Day8⃣ of #Python Series 🐍 ✅Topic - loc() & iloc() function in #Pandas🐼 ▶️Learning to use #loc & iloc in Pandas is like having superpowers for picking & working with data in Python ▶️loc is about using names, while #iloc is about using numbers 🧵👇

Jupyter Notebooks are AWESOME for anything related to Python, Data Science, Machine Learning. A short thread 🧵on how you can use it better

Python Roadmap: From Beginner to Pro in a year

This is a complete diagram of how you define a function in Python 🐍

💡🐍 In Python 3.7, the breakpoint function was introduced. If you want to debug your Python code just from the command line, here is what you need 👇

Python Question Let's play with dictionaries and sets. What is the output of this code, and why?🤔

When using a class in #Python, you may notice that the first argument in all the class's methods is "self" What is up with that? Well, let's talk about it! 🧵👇🐍

Let's talk about nothing today… …no I mean it. Let's talk about Python's `None` It's a confusing concept for beginners and it pops up in "unexpected" places, until you know to expect it there… Ok, let's add some substance to nothingness… /1

Do you want to master Python 🐍 list comprehensions? Do you want to become more proficient working with lists in Python 🐍? If you answered with “yes”, then here's a cheatsheet of mine to help you out. This is also a thread 👇🧵 that breaks it down and explains everything:

`is`, `==`, and the £5 note in your pocket You've read about how `is` and `==` are not the same thing. But perhaps, you still find the concept a bit confusing. So, here we go. Read on 👇🪡🧵 #Python /1