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A [[Python Coding Example]] is a [[Python code item]] that is a [[coding example]] (demonstrating [[python programming]] [[implementation technique]]s).
* <B>AKA:</B> [[Python Code Sample]], [[Python Programming Example]].
* <B>Context:</B>
** It can typically demonstrate [[Python Programming Pattern]]s through [[python implementation]]s.
** It can typically illustrate [[Python Best Practice]]s through [[python code structure]]s.
** It can typically showcase [[Python Idiom]]s through [[pythonic implementation]]s.
** It can typically exemplify [[Python Library Usage]] through [[module integration]]s.
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** It can often implement [[Python Solution Pattern]]s for [[common programming task]]s.
** It can often show [[Python Testing Technique]]s through [[test implementation]]s.
** It can often demonstrate [[Python Performance Optimization]]s through [[efficient coding]].
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** It can range from being a [[Python2 Programming Example]] to being a [[Python3 Programming Example]], depending on its [[python version]].
** It can range from being a [[Simple Python Script]] to being a [[Complex Python Application]], depending on its [[implementation scope]].
** It can range from being a [[Basic Python Pattern]] to being an [[Advanced Python Feature]], depending on its [[complexity level]].
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* <B>Focus Area:</B>
** [[Python Core Feature]]s, such as:
*** a [[Python String Operation]] for [[text processing]].
*** a [[Python Pattern Matching Expression]] for [[pattern analysis]].
*** a [[Python Conditional Statement]] for [[flow control]].
*** a [[Python File Operation]] for [[data i/o]].
*** a [[Python Subroutine]] for [[function implementation]].
*** a [[Python Module]] for [[code organization]].
** [[Python Data Structure]]s, such as:
*** [[Python Scalar]]s for [[basic data type]]s.
*** [[Python Array]]s for [[sequence handling]].
*** [[Python Dictionary]]s for [[mapping implementation]].
*** [[Python Set]]s for [[unique collection]]s.
*** [[Python Tuple]]s for [[immutable sequence]]s.
** [[Python Advanced Feature]]s, such as:
*** [[Python Reference Operation]]s for [[memory management]].
*** [[Python Generator Expression]]s for [[lazy evaluation]].
*** [[Python Decorator Pattern]]s for [[function modification]].
*** [[Python Context Manager]]s for [[resource handling]].
** [[Python Scientific Computing]]s, such as:
*** [[Python Plotting Operation]]s with [[matplotlib]], [[seaborn]].
*** [[Python Data Analysis]] with [[pandas]], [[numpy]].
*** [[Python Predictive Modeling Operation]]s with [[scikit-learn]].
*** [[Python Deep Learning]] with [[tensorflow]], [[pytorch]].
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* <B>Example(s):</B>
** [[Python Library Example]]s, such as:
*** [[Python Pandas Example]]s for [[data manipulation]].
*** [[Python Scikit-learn Example]]s for [[machine learning]].
*** [[Python NumPy Example]]s for [[numerical computing]].
*** [[Python Matplotlib Example]]s for [[data visualization]].
** [[Python Application Example]]s, such as:
*** [[Python Web Application Example]]s using [[flask]], [[django]].
*** [[Python Data Pipeline Example]]s using [[pandas]], [[dask]].
*** [[Python API Example]]s using [[fastapi]], [[requests]].
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* <B>Counter-Example(s):</B>
** a [[Perl Code Example]], which uses [[perl syntax]] instead of [[python syntax]].
** a [[Scala Code Example]], which uses [[scala syntax]] instead of [[python syntax]].
** a [[R Code Example]], which uses [[r syntax]] instead of [[python syntax]].
** a [[Python Documentation]], which explains rather than demonstrates.
* <B>See:</B> [[Python Expression]], [[Python Implementation]], [[Python Programming Pattern]], [[Python Best Practice]], [[Python Tutorial]].
 
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Latest revision as of 20:50, 15 December 2024

A Python Coding Example is a Python code item that is a coding example (demonstrating python programming implementation techniques).