“Python Tips and Tricks: A guide to making the most of the python language”
How to iterate through 2 lists in Python:
How to Split a String on the First N Occurrences in Python
How to Quickly Find the Longest String in a List in Python
You can round numbers in Python using negative rounding numbers
Get Rid of Duplicates without using sets
Generate Random Numbers using module random()
3 Ways to Check Whether a List is Empty
How to replace a text with some other text
How to use Lambda functions
How to Quickly Simplify if statements
How to find the first day of the month
How to put days before months
How to find the difference between 2 dates in months
How to subtract weeks from a date
How to subtract days from a date
How to add weeks to a date
How to add days to a date
How to find the number of days between 2 dates
How to convert from one timezone to another one
How to convert a string into a date
Date formatting
Math operation inside strings
Get default value for missing keys
Swap values
- Shuffle elements using shuffle()
How to Quickly Check Whether a String is a Palindrome
Try else
Time spent
Chained function call
Decapitalize
Get vowels
Comma-separated
Compact
Capitalize first letters
Chek whether 2 sets have the same elements
Find the largest element in a dictionary using max
Find the index of a substring in a string
How to generate fake data using Faker
How to Check Whether a Variable is a Number
How to Convert two lists into a dictionary
How to Display a Progress bar in Python using tqdm
How to Quickly Find the Symmetric Difference of 2 Sets in Python
How to Quickly Find the Union of 2 Sets in Python
How to Quickly Find the Intersection of 2 Sets in Python
How to Quickly Find the Difference Between 2 Sets in Python
How to Quickly Multiply Elements in a List in Python
How to Reverse a List Using Negative Slicing in Python
How to Repeat a List in Python
How to start implementing a method and finish it later on using Pass statement
How to generate unique IDs using the uuid module
Difference between sort() and sorted()
You can check whether a value is not part of a list using “not in”
Print the place where a module is located
You can remove duplicates from a list in a single line
You can avoid throwing errors when trying to access a non-existent key in a dictionary
You can build your own iterator
Difference between copy() and deepcopy()
Find the most frequent element in a list in just one line
Sort elements of a string or list based on their frequency
Count the number of elements using “count” from “itertools”
Check if 2 strings are anagrams using Counter
Count the number of elements in a string or list using Counter from “collections”
You cannot change the value of a global variable just by mentioning it inside a function
Other values that evaluate to False are None, “False” and the number 0
Any non-empty list, tuple, or dictionary is evaluated to True
Any non-empty string is evaluated to True
At least one condition is met out of many in a single if-statement
Multiple conditions at a single if-statement
Condition inside the print function
Join 2 sets
Remove all elements from a list, set, or dictionary
Remove all elements from a list, set, or dictionary
Get sub-tuples starting from an index
Get sub-tuples by making jumps
Get the index of an element in a tuple
Count the number of times an element appears in a tuple
You can easily get the last n elements using slice()
Quickly count the number of times an element appears in a list that satisfies a condition
Nest a list and a tuple inside a tuple
We can use negative indexes in tuples too
Check if a string has all its words starting with an uppercase character
Check if a string represents a Chinese number
Check if a string represents a number
Remove characters from the right based on the argument
Check if all characters in a string are alphabets
Check if all characters in a string are either alphabets or numbers
Check if all characters are white spaces in a string
Swap cases of characters in a string
You can define a custom printable version for an object of a class
You can also redefine the “<” and “==” operators inside your own classes
You can redefine the “+” operator inside your own classes
You can call the parent class’s initializer using super() or parent class’s name
You can define a method that can be called with as many parameters as you want
Check the memory usage of an object
You can access private properties even outside their intended scope
You can define the same method multiple times inside the same scope
You don’t need to compare the length with 0
range() starts by default at 0
range() includes a step parameter that may not be known that much
map() returns a new object
filter() returns a new object
Conditionals statements in lambda should always include the “else” part
Lambda functions can only be in one line
Add a value in the first position in a list
Convert a value into a complex number
You can convert any data type into a boolean value
You can convert a boolean value into a number
You can use boolean values in arithmetic operations
Swap keys and values of a dictionary
Get values of a dictionary in a single line
Get keys of a dictionary in a single line
Get the value of a character in Unicode
Check whether 2 strings are anagrams using sorted()
An “if-elif” block can exist without the else block at the end
You can turn a set into an immutable set
Lists, sets, and dictionaries are mutable
Strings and tuples are immutable
Integers, floats, strings, booleans, and tuples are immutable
Find the unique id of a variable using id()
Check whether a string starts with a particular character without using the index 0
Check whether a string is larger than another string
Merge 2 dictionaries quickly
Difference between == and “is”
Float division
Partial Slicing with just the beginning or ending index
Reverse slicing
Slice a string using a step function
Reverse the ordering of a list
You can separate big numbers with the underscore
You can use the underscore character anywhere in the name of a variable
You cannot have 0 as the first digit in a number
You cannot use an operator at the beginning of the name of a variable
You cannot use a number at the beginning of the name of a variable
Print multiple values with a custom separator in between each value
Print multiple elements in the same line using multiple prints
Print multiple elements with a single print() statement
Avoid “trivial” mistakes by using named parameters
Convert a string into a list of strings
Find the index of an element in a list or tuple
Merge dictionaries in a single readable line
Compare 3 numbers just like in Math
Repeat strings without looping
Enumerate related items of the same concept via Enum
Navigate in a List without using for loops
Assign multiple variables in just one line
- “Else” condition inside a “for” loop
Extract elements from lists
Get n largest or n smallest elements in a list using the module heapq
Pass lists as method arguments
Get all the elements in the middle of the list
