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Python OOP: Object Oriented Programming From Beginner to Pro
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Everything you need to develop great object oriented software. Classes, objects, polymorphism, SOLID, Design Patterns...

Post #152: Udemy, Danny Adams, Python OOP, Object-Oriented Programming, From Beginner To Pro, 2024.

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Writing Clean Code: Best Practices and Principles
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Introduction Writing clean code is a fundamental skill for every software developer. Clean...

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Java Vs JavaScript: Exploring Their Differences ...

Java Vs JavaScript: Exploring Their Differences
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My free exercise to eliminate same elements of a list ...

My Free Exercise To Eliminate Same Elements Of A List ...

Post #20: Two exercises by @elu-xx with an interesting suggestion for improvement. How can I code the first exercise shorter and on another way?, 2023.

14/04/23 - Day 14

list = [1, 2, 4, 4, 1, 4, 2, 6, 2, 9]
new_list =[]

for i in list:
    if i not in new_list:
        new_list.append(i)

list = new_list[:]
print(f"The list with unique elements only: {list}")

Today I finished the section about lists!

The script above deletes from the list the elements that appear more than once.

I also did this program:

#FIND THE LOCATION OF A ELEMENT IN A LIST

list =[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
to_find = 5
found = False

for i in range(len(list)):
    found = list[i] == to_find
    if found == True:
        break

if found == True:
    print(f"Element found at {i}")    
else:
    print("Element not found")

It goes through the list to find an element and it output the position of the element.


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Python Tutorial #5, Data Types ...

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The Advantage Of A List Comprehension ...

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Post #51: Free Exercise, The use and advantage of a list comprehension compared to the for-loop with the list method "append", 2023.


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Paradigmen in der Welt der Programmierung ...

Paradigmen In Der Welt Der Programmierung ...

www.dev-insider.de/was-ist-ein-programmierparadigma-a-864056/

Behandelte Programmierparadigmen:

strukturierte Programmierung

prozedurale Programmierung

objektorientierte Programmierung

modulare Programmierung

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You can catch a course and at the end a certificate ...

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Post #36: Programming Hub for Android, different programming courses, 2023.


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