EdmontonPy
Inspired by the Python community, we hope to foster a strong, supportive, and proficient Python community in the Edmonton area.
Edmonton.py
The Edmonton Python User Group
edmontonpy.com
@edmontonpy
edmontonpy.slack.com
Today's talks
Open Sourcing the Edmontonpy Website
Andrew Crouse
Time Series Analysis
Usman Rizwan
Events
Global
May 1-9, Cleveland
Local
Tomorrow 12:00pm
Tomorrow 12:00pm
Releases
Python 3.8 Alpha 2
News
Articles
- How to Run Your Python Scripts
- Creating a Custom User Model in Django
- Let's Talk about Data Structures in Python
- Black and White Image Colorization with OpenCV and Deep Learning
- Sorting and Merging a Linked List
- How to write a python web Framework
- PEP-584 Dict addition and subtraction
- Managing Elastic Search in Django like a Pro
Python Tip
Using a counter.
from collections import Counter
# given a list of ratings of cats, 1-5
cat_ratings = [1,1,2,3,4,5,3,2,3,4,2,1,2,3]
# you can count the amount ratings with a counter
print(Counter(cat_ratings))
# output below:
# Counter({2: 4, 3: 4, 1: 3, 4: 2, 5: 1})
July Lightning Talks
5 mins each
This is a great way to start your speaking at the meetup, and/or a great thing your working on please let us know.
You can let us know today or on slack:
@dgmouris @data-get @ashia @brian @abram
NEXT MEETUP ON APRIL 8TH
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Data Science Awesomeness (talk to be named) by Cody Schellenberger
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A talk on Mental Health (talk to be named) by Andrew Whittle
March 2019
By EdmontonPy
