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Different Use Of ‘From Module Import’ and ‘Import Module’?

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In this post, we will learn the Different Use of ‘import module’ or ‘From module import’ in Python as both are ways to import the module where the import module if used for importing the entire module unlike in from import, is used for importing a specific function in a given in a module. To … Read more

How Do I Protect Python Code From Being Read By Users?

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In this post, we will learn How to protect Python code from being read by users although there is no such thing exist in Python as it is an interpreter language where we can hide the code but there always a number of measures we can take to avoid any problems created but to code … Read more

pip | Dealing With Multiple Python Versions And pip?

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In this post, we will learn about Dealing with multiple Python versions and pip. We use pip to manage the modules of python as to install new python modules we use pip and dealing with different versions of python may create some challenges in pip so there are a number of things we need to … Read more

What Are The Differences Between Type() and Isinstance()?

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In this post, we will learn What are the differences between Type() and isinstance() where they are used to keep a check on types of objects and they have some differences in them which we will discuss here. Type() It is a built in function that is used to get the data type of the … Read more

Difference Between Shallow Copy, Deep Copy And Normal Assignment Operation?

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In this post, we will learn What is the difference between shallow copy, deep copy, and normal assignment operation where there are three different ways to make copies of the objects and here we will discuss the differences between all of them. Object Copies There are different ways where we can make copies of Objects … Read more

Why Does Append() Always Return None In Python?

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In this post, we will learn Why does append() always return None in Python as append is the task when working on modifying the existing files rather than creating new ones as it adds one object or element at the end of another so it does not results or print anything. Append() Although it can … Read more

Why Does Python Use ‘else’ After For And While Loops?

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In this post we will learn Why does Python use ‘ else ‘ after for and while loops which is used for making sure that we have successfully executed the loop and that there is no error or problem or return existing in the loop for example and understand it better have a look at … Read more

How To Use List Comprehension Without [ ] in Python

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In this post, we will learn how to use list Comprehension without [ ] in Python as we can use the generator expression and we have used the same to show the example. List Comprehension A Python list comprehension list of squares brackets containing the expression, or the elements is executed for each element along … Read more

What Is The Best Way to Compare Floats For Almost Equality In Python?

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In this post, we will learn What is the best way to Compare floats for almost equality in Python as we know that float points are not always the complete number or we can say the points after decimal keeps on coming to it might produce the same error so it is not a good … Read more

Why Do Lists Compare As Greater Than Numbers, And Tuples Greater Than Lists?

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In this post, we will learn Why do Lists compare as greater than numbers, and tuples greater than lists and where to make comparisons between two or more different types of data types in python it is governed by a set of rules that we need to follow those rules to compare them and here … Read more

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