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Python Assert Statement

Python Assert Statement: Learn It in 7 Steps

October 13, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

The Python assert statement is one of the tools that as a Python developer is available to you to make[…]

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Python Abstract Class

Create a Python Abstract Class: A Step-By-Step Guide

September 29, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

Knowing how to create an abstract class in Python is a must-know for Python developers. In this guide you will[…]

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Python Class Inheritance

Python Class Inheritance: A Guide to Reusable Code

September 27, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

When you create a Python application there is one thing that can make your life a lot easier: class inheritance.[…]

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Python Class Definition

Python Class Definition: Object Oriented Programming Made Easy

September 19, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

Understanding how to work on the definition of a Python Class is the first step to move from procedural programming[…]

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Bash replace string in file

How to Replace a String in a File Using Bash

September 13, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

Knowing how to replace a string in a file helps if you want to create Bash scripts to automate the[…]

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bash number of arguments

Find the Number of Arguments Passed to a Bash script

September 7, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

One of the basic things required in Bash is detecting the number of arguments passed to a script. The reason[…]

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Python Input Function

Python Input Function: A Tutorial To Learn By Example

August 23, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

If you are either familiar with Python or if you are starting with it now, it’s likely that you have[…]

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Python Error: Too Many Values To Unpack. Let’s Fix It!

August 22, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

The error “too many values to unpack” is common in Python, you might have seen it while working with lists.[…]

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How Python Virtualenv Works

How Python Virtualenv Works: Let’s Find Out!

August 13, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

Understanding how Python virtualenv works is one of the things you should know when you get started with Python. Python[…]

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Difference between grep and find

What Is The Difference Between Grep and Find in Linux?

August 6, 2020 Claudio Sabato Blog

I have heard people asking what is the difference between grep and find multiple times in the last few years.[…]

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