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Cython
Compile and run Python code with types set to get C-like performance
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PyPy
PyPy is a replacement for CPython.
It provides speed improvement 4x faster, to match C performance or even faster.
- WSGI
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Key links
- 🏠 Homepage: https://python.org
- 📗 Docs: https://docs.python.org/3/
- 👨💻 Repo:
- 📦 Packages registry: https://pypi.org/
- 🌐 Wikipedia
- ⌛ Learn X in Y Minutes
- 👨🎓 Tutorials Point
Uncategorized Links
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Python cheatsheets
- In my Dev Cheatsheets project
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Python recipes
- In my Code Cookbook project
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Python Anywhere
- Host and run Python code in the cloud, without the hassle of managing infrastructure like on AWS. A convenient way to run Python and shell scripts in the cloud on schedule or host a web app using your choice of framework like Flask or Django. MySQL is available on the free tier, Postgres for paid, and of course SQLite works well for simple cases. There are also interactive consoles for Python, Bash, and MySQL - you can even live share your view by giving someone a link.
- What's new in Python on Python docs
Tutorials
- Python in 100 seconds
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Python tutorial
- In the Python docs
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Learn Python 3
- Introduction course on Codecademy
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Python courses on Codecademy
- Beginner and intermediate. Courses in chatbots, data analysis, blockchain, visualizing data, language analysis, and more.
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The Complete Python Course | Learn Python by Doing in 2024
- “Go from Beginner to Expert in Python by building projects. The best investment for your Python journey!”
- “Go from Beginner to Expert in Python by building projects. The best investment for your Python journey!”
Online playgrounds
- Tutorials Point
- repl.it
- Python Fiddle
- Python Tutor - visualize https://pythontutor.com/visualize.html#
Jupyter notebooks
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Jupyter - Try page
- For a choice of notebooks through My Binder
- My Binder
- Google Colab
Styles and formatting
- PEP8 on the Python website
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PEP8 friendly version
- This stylized presentation of the well-established PEP 8 was created by Kenneth Reitz (for humans).
- PEP8 article on RealPython
- Google's Python style guide