Python is one of the easiest programming languages to get to grips with, and also one of the most powerful and in-demand. Learning Python is not only fun then, but also a fantastic career move.

Python supports converting from dates to strings and back. For example, after we get results from the Google Analytics API, we might want to parse the dates into datetime objects.

Strings, numbers (integers and floats alike), tuples, and built-in singleton objects (True, False, and None) are all common types to use as keys. A given key is unique to a given dictionary ...

Also read: How to use strings in Python. In this post, we’re going to look at how to comment in Python, and how to comment in a way that is logical and helpful.

In the above example we’re using simple strings as our match targets, but more complex matches are possible. In fact, the chief use case for structural pattern matching is to match patterns of ...

Python 3.9’s PEG-based parser removed these barriers, which long-term could lead to more elegant syntax — our first example of this change is the new parenthesized context managers.