5-8 character words: >>> import re >>> s = ‘Fox jumps over RegExp.’ >>> re.findall(r’b(w{5,8})b’, s) [‘jumps’, ‘RegExp’] #python
— Daily Python Tip (@python_tip) March 22, 2017
Best Practices for Compatible #Python 2 and 3 Code https://t.co/GDORtGOmQP
— Pybites (@pybites) March 22, 2017
My new sounds: #18: Python 3 has some amazing types and you can now constructively insult your shell! https://t.co/Z9NcO0QacW on #SoundCloud
— Talk Python Podcast (@TalkPython) March 21, 2017
And PyCon 2017 is now sold out! We look forward to seeing you in Portland — and for those who can’t make it, we’ll record everything we can!
— PyCon (@pycon) March 22, 2017
pdir() vs dir() in Python. I think I’m in love. Thanks @brianokken for the heads up: https://t.co/RMOInOvPAf Covere… https://t.co/M3W7k0qTBW
— Michael Kennedy (@mkennedy) March 20, 2017
An simple tutorial on how to effectively use the python debugger (pdb) https://t.co/fJjeTvNnrh
— Python LibHunt (@PythonLibHunt) March 25, 2017
Do you like #python’s itertools but wish there was more? more-itertools has tons of interesting functions: https://t.co/HgTZyQAP34
— Ned Batchelder (@nedbat) March 25, 2017
PyCharm 2017.1 has been released https://t.co/7TAXVeh3LA
— /r/Python Popular (@RedditPython) March 24, 2017
from @pybites: Reverse a string with negative stride >>> s = ‘hello world’ >>> ”.join(reversed(s)) ‘dlrow olleh’ >>> s[::-1] ‘dlrow olleh’
— Daily Python Tip (@python_tip) March 24, 2017
Cheat Sheet: File Handling in Python https://t.co/ebxYGh2mTp #python #developer https://t.co/cftTGr604v
— pythonforbeginners (@pythonbeginners) March 24, 2017
Django 1.11 release candidate 1 released https://t.co/XYaKLsv11i
— Django (@djangoproject) March 22, 2017
3 Areas Where Python Has Really Caught Fire | Python Development https://t.co/yezbhAcpQy via @forgeaheadio
— Python Top News (@PythonTopNews) March 23, 2017
REST framework comparisons in 2017 https://t.co/ed0tSo37A9
— /r/Python Popular (@RedditPython) March 25, 2017
What Top Firms Ask: 100 Data Science Interview Questions https://t.co/khPyqcaBWk
— LearnDataSci (@LearnDataSci) March 22, 2017
Very cool article example of building Python web apps with Flask! https://t.co/jG84KF7zxC via @twilio
— Julian Sequeira (@_juliansequeira) March 26, 2017