EdmontonPy
Inspired by the Python community, we hope to foster a strong, supportive, and proficient Python community in the Edmonton area.
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The Edmonton Python User Group
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When standing as a group of people, always leave room for 1 person to join your group."
The Pac-Man Rule
Lightning Talks!
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by Oliver Antoniu
Super Awesome Talk
Abid Raza
Talk: What is a __repr__ and how do I make one.
Eddie Antonio Santos
A Socket.io project
Eugene Chen
IntFicPy: Developing a Text-Based Game Engine For Python
Rita Lester
A Brief history of python
Ken Hawrylak
The great talk
Hameer memon
Events
Global
Sep 22-27, San Diego
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PyCon Canada 2019
Nov 16-17 (tentative), Toronto
A few of us are going and its' going to be fun
News
Jobs?
If you do have a job, and would like to advertise it here please let the organizing committee in the future
Articles
- PyCon 2019 Videos
- How to Build a Raspberry Pi + Python Robot
- One Program Written in Python, Go, and Rust
- 5 common mistakes made by beginner Python Programmers
- How to use Python lambda functions
- How to make a twitter bot with python tweepy
- How to use a progress bar in python
- (HackerNoon) Learning Data Science: Our Favourite Python Resources
Python Tip
Lambda functions, how do they work?
>>> def squared(x):
... return x*x
>>> squared(5)
output: 25
>>> def get_full_name(first_name, last_name):
... return F'{first_name} {last_name}'
>>> get_full_name("Daniel", "Mouris")
output: "Daniel Mouris"
>>> squared = lambda x:x*x
>>> squared(4)
output: 16
>>> get_full_name = lambda first_name, last_name: F'{first_name} {last_name}'
>>> get_full_name("Mister", "McPythonFace")
output: "Mister McPythonFace"
>>> # You can immediately invoke this expression (js esque)
>>> # this is called immediately invoked function execution
>>> (lambda x, y: x+y)(3,2)
output: 5Written normally
Written with lambdas
NEXT MEETUP ON AUGUST 12
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demystifying CPython bytecode; e.g., what are those *.pyc files anyway
Eddie Antonio Santos -
A topic on something related to python
Dan Mouris
July 2019
By EdmontonPy
