In the first part of this text, we have seen that the defining characteristic of the Python is the dynamic typing; the possibility of creating variables without their declaration but rather with im...

In traditional, statically-typed languages there is a data type classification which needs implicit declaration to every variable, function and OOP object. If the variable’s data type is for instan...

The final product of the user’s code in Python is .py file. On its execution, the source file is passed to a Python as an argument, compiled to the intermediary byte-code and then interpreted in th...

As Big-O algorithm’s time complexity is very common theoretical concept, investing some time in understanding it can pay off when implementing solution to some problem, because finding time complex...

As there usually are multiple ways to solve the given problem, given the multiple algorithms’ implementation, one would find their comparation useful. This is what is algorithm analysis all about. ...

Have you tried using very basic ++/– operators in Python? Incrementing/decrementing of numeric variables should be routine, right? Actually, it turns out they do not exist, and that they are not ne...

Most languages support multiple flow control statements, vast majority of them is familiar with if and switch. So, someone coming from C/C++/Java/C# and alike languages might wonder about equivalen...