Explicit conversion To cast a variable to a string just use the str() function. my_str = str('32') # this is just a regular explicit intialization print(my_str) my_str = str(32) # int to str print(my_str) my_str = str(32.0) # float to…
If you need to interact with the user when running your program in a command line, to ask for a piece of information, you can use the input() function in Python 3. country = input("What is your country? ") #user…
The pythonic way to check if a tuple is empty is using the not operator. my_tuple = () if not my_tuple: print("My tuple is empty") To check the opposite, if the tuple is not empty: my_tuple = ('amazon', 'microsoft') if…
Efficiency or Complexity An algorithm is, in plain English, just a series of steps for solving a problem. Solving problems is about creativity, how to approach the problem with a proper solution. Some solutions may be easy to come up…
The pythonic way to check if a dictionary is empty is using the not operator. my_dict = {} if not my_dict: print("My dictionary is empty!!!") To check the opposite, if the dict is not empty: my_dict = {1:'amazon', 2:'microsoft'} if…
The pythonic way to check if a string is empty is using the not operator. my_string = '' if not my_string: print("My string is empty!!!") To check the opposite, if the string is not empty: my_string = 'amazon, microsoft' if…
The pythonic way to check if a list is empty is using the not operator. my_list = [] if not my_list: print("My list is empty!!!") To check the opposite, if the list is not empty: my_list = ['amazon', 'microsoft'] if…
In the post Django REST Framework: API in a few minutes in Python, I showed you how to build your very first API in Python. But there is one minor problem, if you test your API with another application, like…
Use the swapcase() method to transform the upper case characters into a lower case and vice versa. regular_text = "This IS a reguLar text." swapped_case_text = regular_text.swapcase() print(regular_text) #This IS a reguLar text. print(swapped_case_text) #tHIS is A REGUlAR TEXT. Notice…
Use the title() method to transform the first letter in each word into upper case and the rest of characters into lower case. regular_text = "This is a regular text." title_case_text = regular_text.title() print(regular_text) #This is a regular text. print(title_case_text)…