Pieces of Py
The whole thought behind Pieces of Py is to write down things that I have picked up during my journey learning the Python language. The purpose is, on one hand, to have easy access to finding my way back, when it is useful in other contexts. But also to write down and describe what I have learned with code examples, as to better state the knowledge I have gathered.
Publicly posting them on my blog is a way to perhaps support others learning Python.
So Pieces of Py is not meant to be tutorials or descriptions of how to build an entire app, it is rather a way to describe different concepts within common areas of Python that I have learned. In a way, it is my developer notes.
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Pieces of Py #6 Handling Paginated API Responses with the Walrus Operator
How to use the Python walrus operator (:=) to cleanly handle paginated API responses, with a real-world Microsoft Graph example.
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Pieces of Py #5 Slice me up
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Pieces of Py #4 Using itertools.groupby
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Pieces of Py #3 Clean up data from csv and save to json in a simple way with pandas
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Pieces of Py #2: Use a dictionary instead of multiple if-statements
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Pieces of Py #1: Decorator with arguments