In recent years, Python has been getting more and more popular, it's been also embraced by Microsoft: Python support was added to some of their products, and there are numerous Microsoft employees contributing to Python core. So what's going on here, does Microsoft own any ownership rights for Python?VIEW POST
More than 15 years ago, when I first started learning to code, the first programming language I studied was Python. Python is extremely beginner-friendly, it has a simple and clean syntax and it encourages good coding practices. But approximately how long does it take learn it?VIEW POST
Python has a bit of a unique import system, if you're trying to import files from a directory outside of your package, you might run into some trouble.VIEW POST
Python objects have two different string representations, namely __str__ and __repr__, in some cases these can return the same value, but there is an important difference between the two.VIEW POST
Python's abstract base classes have at least one abstract method, so they cannot be instantiated directly. They are useful for defining laying out the class interface, but deferring the implementation to the inherting classes. Though a problem arises when you want to test the non-abstract methods of an abstract class. How do you do that if you cannot isntantiate the class?VIEW POST
