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Python KeyError Exceptions and How to Handle Them
KeyError exceptions are often caused by a bad key lookup in a dictionary, but there are a few other situations when a KeyError can be raised as well. Knowing how to handle these exceptions is essential to writing good Python code.
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Automate & Standardize Code Reviews For Python
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Pragmatic Unicode (2012)
Timeless tutorial that teaches the basics of Unicode, and how both Python 2 and Python 3 work, as well as some key tips on solving Unicode problems.
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Guido van Rossum on How Python Makes Thinking in Code Easier
A conversation with the creator of the world’s most popular programming language on removing brain friction for better work.
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What’s New in Python 3.9a1
The first draft changelog for Python 3.9 alpha 1 is out, if you want to stay on top of the latest CPython developments.
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Raise Better Exceptions in Python
How to include contextual information in your exceptions for easier root cause analysis.
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Testing Django Migrations
A web app outage post-mortem with useful tips and tools for testing Django migrations.
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Articles & Tutorials
Python Community Interview With Brian Okken
Brian Okken is perhaps best known as the author of Python Testing with pytest, as well as being the host of two Python-related podcasts. Find out more about the man behind the voice, his new meetup in Portland, and the advice he’d like to give to anyone who’s new to testing software.
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Issues With Python 3 byte/str Separation
The original title of the article is The Incredible Disaster of Python 3 so this was probably written with some frustration still fresh on someone’s mind. Nevertheless I think it’s important to look at aspects of Python that developers might be struggling with and that could be improved. Related discussion on Hacker News.
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Python 2 EOL: Are You Prepared? Take ActiveState’s Survey For a Chance to Win a Drone
 Python 2 End of Life is coming soon. Take ActiveState’s 5-minute survey to let them know how you’re preparing for the change. You’ll get the final results, plus the chance to win a camera drone. Take the Survey →
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Invalid Syntax in Python: Common Reasons for SyntaxError
In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll see common examples of invalid syntax in Python and learn how to resolve the issue. If you’ve ever received a SyntaxError when trying to run your Python code, then this is the guide for you.
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Teaching Python Episode 33: Interview With Eric Matthes
Kelly and Sean interview Eric Matthes, author of Python Crash Course, about how he began programming, what led him to teaching, and the important lessons from Python to be learned both inside and outside of the classroom.
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Detecting “Thinking Intensity” in the Human Brain, With Python
How to get started with fNIRS sensing data specifically oxygenated hemoglobin “HbO2/HbO” data for analyzing a data stream from a sensor.
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Measure and Improve Python Code Performance With Blackfire.io
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Counting FLOPS and Other CPU Counters in Python
How the python-papi package can be used to measure the FLOP requirements of any section of a Python program.
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Symbolic Maths in Python
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Logging in Qt Python GUI Applications
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Projects & Code
munggoggo: Message Based Async Agent Framework
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pytest-quarantine: Manage Expected Test Failures
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dovpanda: Directions Overlay for Working With Pandas
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blueberry-python-data: Data Experiments With fNIRS
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Numba: JIT Compiler for NumPy Code
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tsaug: Time Series Augmentation
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Mitogen: Library for Writing Distributed Self-Replicating Programs
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superdelegate: Shorthand for Delegating Methods and Properties to Child Objects
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autohooks: Git Hooks With Python
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