Python

22 January 2026 10:11

What does isalpha do?

Python

22 January 2026 09:59

None are for formatting. When we refer to formatting, we mostly refer to returning or printing strings in a specific way. isalpha is most likely used for input validation. That is making sure the input is as you would expect, before you proceed with it (or reject the input and don't proceed). split is for taking string apart. It's an incredibly common operation for strings in all languages. You would use it for anything where you need to take a string apart for further analysis. CLI arguments, word counting, even input parsing (imagine user inputs 22,33,44 and you need those numbers in separate variables).

Python

22 January 2026 09:49

Pick one, describe the issue.

Python

22 January 2026 09:46

If you have specific questions, then we can help.

Python

21 January 2026 15:43

I recommend 2 courses for you.

https://thegraphcourses.org/self-paced-python/
https://app.datacamp.com/learn

Python

21 January 2026 14:06

The question was for data analysis specifically.

Python

21 January 2026 11:48

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

Python

21 January 2026 11:48

Hello Everyone!!
i am a complete Newbie
I don't have much knowledge about programming languages....
What would you guys recommend me?
Where should i start?

Python

21 January 2026 11:43

do you need to "python3 {file}" in the linux because they said it always comes with python?

Python

20 January 2026 22:32

https://www.python-httpx.org/advanced/authentication/

Python

20 January 2026 22:15

https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/testing/

Python

20 January 2026 22:13

Dude you need to take some Google soon, not only because of this question

Python

20 January 2026 21:59

Testing your code and knowing how it reacts and works

Python

20 January 2026 21:55

Then pick a library to do the requests and combine both.

Python

20 January 2026 21:50

It's kind of the best thing out there

Python

22 January 2026 10:07

Thnaks for the help and kind response .

Python

22 January 2026 09:51

Okey let me pick one

For string formatting thare are many examples like .split() .isalpha() .....

I know how to write it but what is the purpose in real life programming using those formattings ?

Python

22 January 2026 09:48

Okey thnks then i am confused in using string formattings and the loop things

Python

22 January 2026 09:43

Hello everyone glad to join this group

I am curruntly learning python basics from scrach is anyone can help me?

Python

21 January 2026 14:08

https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/

Python

21 January 2026 14:05

https://data-flair.training/blogs/python-projects-with-source-code/

Python

21 January 2026 11:48

https://web.archive.org/web/20260116022525/http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Python

21 January 2026 11:43

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

Python

20 January 2026 22:32

Then check the documentation of the library you're using to test!

Python

20 January 2026 22:16

I read that, it doesn't show how to test authenticated endpoints

Python

20 January 2026 22:15

No I wanna know the systematic way to implement testing like in general how we do this and then I'll fix my errors and implement it by myself

Python

20 January 2026 22:13

Like show us exactly what you done and what errors you get that's a better way to help you

Python

20 January 2026 21:58

I tried but each time it raises a different error, when I try to add a db and test the endpoints it won't work

Python

20 January 2026 21:52

Yeaaah I read the docs, and also watched some tutorials on YouTube, I am not an expert but I can find my way through

Python

20 January 2026 21:49

What is a Pytest for?