TLWI Python #47

Hello, hello! Welcome back to our weekly newsletter, where we bring you the best and latest in the tech world. This week, we have a special treat for all the programming enthusiasts out there. We have dug up some gems that will take your coding game to the next level. Here are the links that you don't want to miss:

Are you always looking to expand your skill set and impress your boss? Well, we've got you covered with this week's first feature on the benefits of knowing two high demand programming languages. It's no secret that being a programmer is a highly competitive field, and knowing more than one language can give you the edge you need to secure a job or a promotion. So, what are you waiting for? Learn more about the advantages of being multi-lingual in the programming world.

Do you love experimenting with computer vision projects? If the answer is yes, then you'll want to check out our next feature on the Text Detection From Image Project(OpenCV-Python-Pytesseract-Jupyter Notebook). This tutorial not only teaches you how to use OpenCV and Pytesseract libraries but also provides a ready-to-use Jupyter notebook that you can experiment with. Who knows, this could be the start of your next AI project!

Up next, we have a feature dedicated to Python - Numpy. For those who are new to NumPy, it's a numerical computing library that lets you work with large multi-dimensional arrays and matrices. If you're looking to dive deep into data science or machine learning, this library is a must-know. So, why not brush up your skills with our exciting tutorial.

For those who work with SQL, you probably know how overwhelming it can be trying to parse and transpile it. However, we have some good news! We stumbled upon Python SQL Parser and Transpiler, a project that aims to make your life easier. The tutorial walks you through how to use the library and shows you how you can leverage it in your SQL projects. Trust us when we say that this is a game-changer!

Lastly, we have something for the seasoned Python developers. In this feature, we're sharing 5 Python Tricks Every Python Developer should know. These are tips and tricks that you may not find in the usual Python programming books, blogs, or documentation. But once you have them in your toolkit, they can make your Python code more readable, efficient, and elegant. We're sure you'll find something new to learn here.

That's all we have for this week, folks. We hope you enjoyed this issue and found something valuable to add to your programming toolkit. As always, stay curious and keep coding!

Dennis

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