Published inHackerNoon.comList Comprehension in PythonLists are a basic building block for a developer in any language. Python is no different. However, at first, list comprehension can…Jan 28, 20192Jan 28, 20192
Published inHackerNoon.comRecursion vs. Looping in PythonToday, we’re going to look at two ways to manipulate data and solve problems in Python. As you might have guessed, the two ways we’re…Jan 21, 20194Jan 21, 20194
Published inHackerNoon.comUsing Python To Evaluate Lil John’s “Turn Down For What”I recently listened to the timeless classic “Turn Down for What”, by Lil John and DJ Snake. In this masterpiece, they ask a question…Dec 16, 20182Dec 16, 20182
Published inHackerNoon.comPython/Flask Data Visualization & Interactive MapsLearn how to create a simple data visualization and interactive map with Python/Flask & JavaScriptNov 7, 20181Nov 7, 20181
Published inHackerNoon.comTopic Modeling and Data Visualization with Python/FlaskI recently became interested in data visualization and topic modeling in Python. One of the problems with large amounts of data, especially…Sep 26, 20182Sep 26, 20182
Published inHackerNoon.comTernary Trouble in PerlI ran into a problem in Perl the other day that has perplexed me since, simply because I haven’t yet found an answer to it. Here’s my…Aug 26, 20187Aug 26, 20187
Published inHackerNoon.comGenerating Mock Data with PerlRecently at work, in order to test code, our team has created tests which mock data, or in some cases simply mock a positive return, which…Jun 21, 20181Jun 21, 20181
Published incodeburstCreating a HANGMAN game with Perl and SQLite to run in the Command LineThis project, on a high level, is basically a 3 step process, which I’ll segment out into smaller sub steps.Jun 9, 20181Jun 9, 20181
Published inHackerNoon.comThe Magic of Array References in PerlIn the world of programming, you can’t get very far without coming across nested data structures. For example, a JavaScript Object might…Jun 5, 20184Jun 5, 20184
