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Find Duplicates Fast — Deduping Lists in Python Efficiently
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Find Duplicates Fast — Deduping Lists in Python Efficiently

Find Duplicates Fast — Deduping Lists in Python Efficiently   When working with large datasets, one of the most common tasks developers face is eliminating duplicates. Whether you're cleaning data,…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi September 6, 2025
Python Generator Tricks for Streaming Large Files Line-by-Line
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Python Generator Tricks for Streaming Large Files Line-by-Line

Python Generator Tricks for Streaming Large Files Line-by-Line   When working with massive data files — especially gigabyte-sized CSVs — reading the entire file into memory using standard approaches like…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi September 4, 2025
Build an Email Reminder Bot in Python That Reads From Google Sheets
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Build an Email Reminder Bot in Python That Reads From Google Sheets

Build an Email Reminder Bot in Python That Reads From Google Sheets   Sending reminder emails is a common task in many domains, from managing team tasks to sending payment…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi September 3, 2025
Real-Time Currency Converter Using Python and ExchangeRate API
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Real-Time Currency Converter Using Python and ExchangeRate API

Real-Time Currency Converter Using Python and ExchangeRate API   Creating real-time applications in Python is not only fun but also showcases the language’s robust support for API integration and automation.…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi September 2, 2025
Web Scraping Price Data with BeautifulSoup and Writing to SQL
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Web Scraping Price Data with BeautifulSoup and Writing to SQL

Web Scraping Price Data with BeautifulSoup and Writing to SQL   Web scraping is a valuable tool for monitoring prices, tracking competitors, or feeding your data pipelines with fresh data.…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi September 1, 2025
Clean Up Messy CSVs Using Pandas: A Real-World Data Wrangling Guide
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Clean Up Messy CSVs Using Pandas: A Real-World Data Wrangling Guide

Clean Up Messy CSVs Using Pandas: A Real-World Data Wrangling Guide   CSV files are often the go-to format for storing and sharing tabular data, but when working with real-world…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi August 29, 2025
Scraping the Weather: Build a Python CLI for Real-Time Forecasts
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Scraping the Weather: Build a Python CLI for Real-Time Forecasts

Scraping the Weather: Build a Python CLI for Real-Time Forecasts   As developers, we often need quick access to live data—like weather—without opening a browser. In this guide, we'll build…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi August 19, 2025
Find Longest Consecutive Sequence Algorithm Solved in Python One-Liner Style
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Find Longest Consecutive Sequence Algorithm Solved in Python One-Liner Style

Find Longest Consecutive Sequence Algorithm Solved in Python One-Liner Style   Introduction Finding the longest consecutive sequence in an unsorted list of integers is a classic problem that frequently shows…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi August 18, 2025
Using Python’s difflib to Build a Simple ‘Track Changes’ Tool
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Using Python’s difflib to Build a Simple ‘Track Changes’ Tool

Using Python's difflib to Build a Simple ‘Track Changes’ Tool   Comparison is at the heart of version control, document editing, and config management. Whether you're reviewing law contracts or…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi August 12, 2025
Create Your Own URL Shortener Using Flask and SQLite
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Create Your Own URL Shortener Using Flask and SQLite

Create Your Own URL Shortener Using Flask and SQLite   Creating a URL shortener from scratch is a fantastic way to strengthen your Flask and SQLite skills. In this guide,…
Posted by Oana Rinaldi August 11, 2025

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