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27 Jun 2025 22:19

No one can help you until you explain your difficulties.

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27 Jun 2025 22:17

What are you talking about?

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27 Jun 2025 21:24

Why no one told me that before

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27 Jun 2025 12:36

there is array in python. it is a part of standard library

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26 Jun 2025 21:41

Not everybody has the same experience or knowlege as you

For you it may be simple, but for somebody else, it might be extremly complicated

And trust me, OOP can get pretty complicated fast

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26 Jun 2025 21:15

As i said

There are no arrays in python
They are called list

And lamda is just a function but without a name

For learning OOP it is fundemental that you get a good grasp on datatypes (string, integer, bool, lists, dictionary, set, ...)

Also you need to have a quite good grasp on variables, loops, conditionals (if/else) and functions

Without the basics, it will be very hard (if not impossible) to understand OOP

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26 Jun 2025 21:07

It was about to know the sequence, but now I think I can learn OOP before lambdas and arrays...

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26 Jun 2025 18:39

Modules are just some other .py files you import
An important topic, but not related to OOP

Arrays are called list in python
Lambda is just a function
But without a name (nameless function)

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26 Jun 2025 15:56

You need to know the basics for sure
Variables, datatypes, loops, conditionals, functions

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26 Jun 2025 15:54

But I am facing problem in understanding OOP, so I thought that I am missing something before learning it!!!

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26 Jun 2025 15:52

Should we have to learn Lambda and arrays before starting OOP??
I mean I don't know the sequence, there's a YT channel, where OOP is being taught after File Handling, whereas in a website, Lambda, Arrays are given before OOP and file handling is given after that...So, what's the correct sequence??

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23 Jun 2025 16:45

Like you study the rest. You read about it and then (or alongside) you try it out. Eventually you do a project.

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23 Jun 2025 16:40

Check out @PythonRes, a channel for Python resources - video courses, pdf books, tutorials and other info to help you learn Python.

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23 Jun 2025 14:08

pip install setuptools==68

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23 Jun 2025 10:55

I am trying to deploy an application and i am getting the below error

TypeError: canonicalize_version() got an unexpected keyword argument 'strip_trailing_zero'

Can anyone advise on how I can corect this?

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27 Jun 2025 22:18

A cod for boton on p

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27 Jun 2025 22:17

hi do you have boton cod

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27 Jun 2025 12:39

Yeah, those confront with actuall definition of array, which states that each element in array must be of the same type

In python you would usually just use list as its a bit more versatile, but it special cases where you need to explicitly know the type you can use arrays

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27 Jun 2025 11:07

great answer. in hindsight, extensively learning data structures and language features prior to initiate building OOP-centric modules would have been more conducive to producing performant maintainable and idiomatic python codebases.

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26 Jun 2025 21:29

It's not hard I've started reading it

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26 Jun 2025 21:08

Oh, I see. I missed that. Yes, you can learn OOP without lambdas, but it makes to sense to know data types like lists (Python doesn't have arrays). It's a basic building block for programming. Fundamental.

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26 Jun 2025 19:19

So, what's the actual problem?

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26 Jun 2025 18:07

Yeah, I have come across all those topics...But I haven't done modules, arrays, lambda...

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26 Jun 2025 15:56

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
it's a pretty complicated topic

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26 Jun 2025 15:53

there is no "correct sequence"

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23 Jun 2025 16:45

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

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23 Jun 2025 16:43

How do you study async in python

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23 Jun 2025 16:27

How are you i am beginning my journey of learning python. Can I get a course or what are the basics that i should know

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23 Jun 2025 10:59

Read this please:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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23 Jun 2025 04:41

Adding the word Python to your off-topic question doesn't magically turn it to a Python related question, so please delete your message here and move to the @PythonOfftopic group and ask there.