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Welcome to Python Pioneers: Empowering Ethiopian students to embark on their coding journey. π’ Channel: @python_pioneers π₯ Group: @python_pioneers_com
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Π΄ΠΎΠ»Ρ ΡΠ΅Π°ΠΊΡΠΈΠΉ ΠΊ ΠΏΡΠΎΡΠΌΠΎΡΡΠ°ΠΌ- 24 ΠΈΡΠ». 2024 Π³.Π±Π΅Π· ΠΏΠΎΠ΄ΠΏΠΈΡΠΈ1,71%
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- 28 ΠΌΠ°ΡIn the tech world, things change fast. Adapting to these changes quickly is what helps us stand out as better programmers. Project changes are tracked using version numbersβand they aren't random. They convey crucial information about the current state of a project. The Python project uses a major.minor.micro versioning scheme for production releases (the versions we care about most!). Here is how it breaks down: πΉ Major version (x.0.0): These are rarely incremented. They only occur when there are significant backward-incompatible changes or a complete, ground-up redesign of the project. These updates are planned years in advance. Python has only had four major versions in its history: 0.x.x, 1.x.x, 2.x.x, and 3.x.x (our current version). πΉ Minor version (0.x.0): These are incremented for new features and library deprecations. They can sometimes introduce breaking changes too. In Python's release cycle, a new minor version comes out every year in October. πΉ Micro version (0.0.x): These updates are reserved for bug fixes and security patches on an existing minor release. As of today, the current stable release of Python is Python 3.14.5. π #GettingToKnowPython #PythonProgramming #CodingTips0,72%
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- 18 Π΄Π΅ΠΊ.The hardest part of software engineering is getting your first role. The next hardest part? Realising how little you know. Then comes trying to write code that lasts. After that? watching others fly while you feel stuck. And just when you think youβve figured it out: someone shows you how much you still donβt know. The journey never gets easier. You just grow stronger at facing it. So if youβre struggling to land a role, chasing a promotion, fighting doubt, or feeling unseen β keep going. The learning never ends. The doubts never vanish. But neither does the growth. Credit0,60%
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- 6 ΠΈΡΠ½.We now have a new community group to discuss on different topics You can also dm additional topics to be created https://t.me/python_pioneers_com0,55%
- 8 ΠΈΡΠ½.OOP in Python Object Oriented Programming (OOP) just means we organize code using objects that have Data and Actions. Data is something we know about the object, and Actions are things we can do to the object or with the object. For example, when looking at a computer, we may find ourselves asking the brand, model and specs of a computer, these are some of the data(information) we can have about a computer. Also we can do things on a computer; power it On & Off, Open & Close apps, adjust the volume - these are some of the action we can take on a computer. Note: In the context of programming we usually say Attribute or Property instead of Data and Method instead of Action.0,54%
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