In this Python Programming Tutorial, we will be learning how to unit-test our code using the unittest module. Unit testing will allow you to be more comfortable with refactoring and knowing whether or not your updates broke any of your existing code. Unit testing is a must on any large projects and is used by all major companies. Not only that, but it will greatly improve your personal code as well. Let’s get started.
In this Python Programming Tutorial, we will be learning how to work with csv files using the csv module. We will learn how to read, parse, and write to csv files. CSV stands for “Comma-Separated Values”. It is a common format for storing information. Knowing how to read, parse, and write this information to files will open the door to working with a lot of data throughout the world. Let’s get started.
In this Linux/Mac terminal tutorial, we will be learning how to configure ssh keys so that we can login to our servers without a password. Not only is this more convenient, but it is also more secure. This also allows us to write automated scripts to talk to our servers without the need of putting in passwords constantly. Let’s get started.
In this Python Programming Tutorial, we’ll be learning how to parse a CSV file and output the data to an HTML unordered list. This is a real world problem I ran into with my website. The list was becoming too large for me to maintain manually, so writing a Python script to automate this process saved me a lot of time in the future. Let’s get started.
In this video, we’ll be learning how to clone Virtual Machines, add these machines to a network so they can communicate with each other, make sure they have internet access, and also set up SSH so that we are able to SSH into these machines from our host machine. This will allow us to pretty much build an entire virtual lab that we can use to test all kinds of different software. So after we’re done, this will give us the ability to quickly spin up a new VM that behaves just like a real machine on our network. Let’s get started.
In this video, we will be learning how to use snapshots within VirtualBox. Snapshots are great for saving a machine state and being able to revert back to a previous time. Let’s get started.
Welcome to a nine-part series on Python Programming for Beginners. We’ll go over the installation/setup, data types, conditionals, loops, functions, how to import modules and explore the standard library. You can find each individual video down below, or view the entire playlist here
In this video, we will start with the basics of how to install and setup Python for Mac and Windows. We will also take a look at the interactive prompt, as well as creating and running our first script. Let’s get started.
In this video, we will begin learning about the string data type. Strings allow us to work with textual data in Python. We will be going over different ways to format strings, and also a lot of useful string methods. Let’s get started.
In this Python SQLite tutorial, we will be going over a complete introduction to the sqlite3 built-in module within Python. SQLite allows us to quickly get up and running with databases, without spinning up larger databases like MySQL or Postgres. We will be creating a database, creating a table, insert, select, update, and delete data. Let’s get started…
In this Channel Update, we will be discussing new rewards for the supporters of the channel. We will also be discussing code snippets being posted to GitHub and playlists being arranged properly.
In this Python tutorial, we will be learning how to create decorators with parameters that accept arguments. This was a highly requested video in response to my original decorator tutorial video. Accepting arguments allows us to add even more functionality to our decorators. You will see this throughout many frameworks and libraries, so it’s a good skill to know. Let’s get started…