As many readers of this blog will know, I’ve been coding in Python for what feels like forever, having written my first line of Python in 2009. Over the years, I’ve seen and used countless tools to manage dependencies, projects, virtual environments, packages and more, which are collect...
In a new project, poetry shell both creates the virtual environment and activates it. This is well-described by poetry shell --help DESCRIPTION The shell command spawns a shell, according to the $SHELL environment variable, within the virtual environment. If one doesn't exist yet, it will ...
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Here's a fun project attempting to explain what exactly is happening under the hood for some counter-intuitive snippets and lesser-known features in Python.While some of the examples you see below may not be WTFs in the truest sense, but they'll reveal some of the interesting parts of ...
i: cython.intfori inrange(N): s += f(a + i * dx)returns * dx Pure Python mode Cython is a little easier to make sense of, and can also be processed by native Python linting tools. It also allows you to run the code as-is, without compiling (although without the speed benefits...
Boundaryless modeWhathas a special mode to match identifiable information within strings. By default, it is enabled in CLI but disabled in API. Usewhat --helpor refer toAPI Documentationfor more information. 🍕 API PyWhat has an API! Click herehttps://github.com/bee-san/pyWhat/wiki/APIto...
The PyMedPhys project is managed using `Poetry`_. After cloning the repository, install the PyMedPhys dependencies and set up pre-commit by running: poetry install -E all poetry run pre-commit install Run automated tests with: poetry run pymedphys dev tests Our...
In January 2022, Black came out of Beta, IPython 8.0 was released, PEP 665 was rejected, and last but not least, a fifteen-year-old bug was fixed. In this article, you'll get the details on these important happenings in the world of Python.
What’s Next for Python? February 2024 was a busy month. From the safety enhancements in the latest Python patch releases to the introduction of SBOM documents for CPython, it’s clear that security is a top priority. The entry of a new Rust-based tool into the Python packaging space is...
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