The easiest way is to to use the "pip" command-line tool, which does all the work for you.

Instead of calling the "transpose" method, you can use the "T" attribute. Python

To transpose a matrix with NumPy, just call the "transpose" method. #coding #funycoder #matrix

Welcome to NumPy, a Python library for working with matrices. Or,with N-dimensional arrays.

This program demonstrates how you can "invert" a dictionar and exchange its values with its keys

There are different ways to create a tuple in Python. The main idea is to use comma and list #coding

This progam is a continuation of the task 323, where we created a number of threads to make many.

The grid-template-columns property specifies the number () of columns in a grid layout #grid #html

To create a tuple that has only one element, you can use this syntactic tric- put #python3 #python

Fluid Layout w/ flex I upload posts on HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc #html #fluidlayout #css #javascript

In this example, a two-dimensional list of lists is transposed. That means that the original data

This example demonstrates how to execute a function in parallel using threads.

When you call an external program that prints more than one line and capture its output

In the previous program, we called an external program and it printed its output directly

Here is one of the simplest ways to execute an external program from your Python script.

When you are working with 'for' loops in Python, you have to understand when and how Python calls

This is a continuation of the previous example. Now, we want to make sure that the function

This is a continuation of the previous example. The program loops over a list

Here is another solution of the previous task. The goal is to find and print the first element

Sometimes you nedd to remove an element from a list, and to find the element

The task is to find the first repeating element in the list and print it.In this solution, #python3

If you have a chain of comparisons within an 'if' statement, you can think of using the 'in' check.

When indexing nested lists, you can also use negative indices to count.#python #html #algorithm

Python, these numbers are presented as a floating-pointing numbers and thus are not 100% precise.

The task is to take a list with nested lists and make it a flat structure. we want to nested list

Here's a possible solution to flatten a list that contains both integers and other lists. #algorithm

When you deal with nested data, you can easily index the deeper items by subsequently indexing

Here's another efficien way of clonign a list in #Python. Just use the built-in "list" function

There is an important difference when you want to access the last element #shorts #viral #shortvideo

This program takes a text file and prints it to the screen skipping the lines #shorts #viral

If you need to work with more than one file, it is possible to open both #shorts #viral #shortvideo

Let us make a small step back to see why on Earth do we need all those methods like __add_ #shorts

Python 3.5, the '@' operator is implemented. It is reserved for the so-called matrix #shorts #viral

This program demonstrates another example of defining your own custom behaviour #shorts #viral

When you define the operators for your own classes #shorts #viral #shortvideo #viralshorts

This program extens the previous one, so please take a look at the previous post. #shorts #viral

If you need to sort an object using one #shorts #viral #shortvideo #trending

This example extends the previous program, 289-sort-func.py #shorts #viral #shortvideo

The built-in "sort" function can take the "key" parameter.#shorts #viral #shortvideo #viralshorts

In this example, we are reading data from a CSV #shorts #shortvideo #viral #youtubeshorts

A class in Python can have the __repr__ method, #shorts #shortvideo #youtubeshorts #python

When you have both __repr__ and __str__ defined for your class #shorts #shortvideo #viral

It is possible to use C functions in your Python code.

How to sort a list of lists and use the data contained in a given item of each sublist.

If you print a floating-point number using f-strings, you can easily apply a formatting requirement.

You have two lists- a list with the keys and the list with the values.

Here's one of the simplest methods to check if a list contains only unique elements.

When working with sets in Python, you can use binary operators (such as + and -) to perform some