Dive into Python, clean code practices, and real-world development tips.
By Jeferson Peter • Sep 4, 2025 — Python
Python lets you pass a variable number of arguments to functions using `*args` (positional) and `**kwargs` (keyword).
By Jeferson Peter • Sep 2, 2025 — Python
With a single line of dictionary comprehension, you can flip keys and values in Python.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 31, 2025 — Python
A quick way to remove duplicates from a list in Python is to convert it into a `set`.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 30, 2025 — Python
With slicing syntax, you can reverse sequences in one line — no loops or extra functions needed.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 28, 2025 — Python
Two built-in functions that let you check conditions across a whole iterable in one line, instead of writing loops.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 26, 2025 — Python
The built-in `zip()` function lets you combine multiple iterables element by element — and with `*` you can “unzip” them back.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 24, 2025 — Python
Instead of manually tracking counters in loops, `enumerate()` gives you both index and value in a single, clean expression.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 22, 2025 — Python
The underscore is more than a throwaway symbol. It has multiple meanings in Python, from ignoring values to naming conventions.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 20, 2025 — Python
A newer Python feature (since 3.8) that lets you assign values inside expressions, reducing repetition and making code more compact.
By Jeferson Peter • Aug 17, 2025 — Python
A short and expressive way to create and transform lists, keeping the code readable and simple.
