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Overview : History of Python

Python was developed by Guido van Rossum at Centrum


Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in the Netherlands in the late
1980s, as an improvement to the ABC programming language.
Its implementation started in late 1989 and was first released in 20
February 1991. Guido Van Rossum managed this open source
project until 12 July 2018, when he announced his permanent
break (exit) from his responsibilities as lead developer of the
project.

Table of Contents
1. Data Structures in Python
2. How to install Python Package
3. Import Data in Python
4. 15 ways to read CSV file
5. How to create Dummy Data
6. Data Manipulation with Pandas - Learn with 50
Examples
7. Python : 10 Ways to Filter Pandas DataFrame
8. How to drop one or multiple columns from Pandas
Dataframe
9. How to rename columns in Pandas Dataframe
10. How to use variable in a query in pandas
11. String Functions in Python with Examples
12. A Complete Guide to Python DateTime Functions
13. NumPy Tutorial with Exercises
14. Loops in Python explained with examples
15. Python Lambda Function with Examples
16. Python list comprehension : Learn by Examples
17. Python Dictionary Comprehension with Examples
18. Matplotlib Tutorial : Learn by Examples
19. Object Oriented Programming in Python : Learn by
Examples
20. What are *args and **kwargs and How to use them
21. PIP connection Error : SSL CERTIFICATE VERIFY
FAILED
22. Run Python in R
23. Run SAS in Python without Installation
24. Translating Web Page while Scraping
25. Wish Christmas with Python and R
26. Fix : Only size-1 arrays can be converted to Python
scalars

Data Science with Python Tutorials


The following tutorials are for learning advanced analytics and
data science with Python. It ranges from basic statistics to
advanced concepts of machine learning.

27. A Complete Guide to Linear Regression in Python


28. Decision Tree in Python
29. Logistic Regression in Python
30. Random Forest in Python
31. Preprocessing steps of model building
32. Calculate KS Statistic with Python
33. Precision Recall Curve Simplified
34. Case Study : Sentiment analysis using Python
35. Identify Person, Place and Organisation in content using
Python
36. Loan Amortisation Schedule using R and Python

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Major Releases
1. Python 2.0 was released on 16 October 2000, with many major
new features, including a cycle-detecting garbage collector (in
addition to reference counting) for memory management and
support for Unicode. Decision makers of Python project decided to
discontinue support for Python 2 post January 01, 2020. It's not
maintained further anymore.
2. Python 3.0 was released on 3 December 2008. It was a major
revision of the language that is not completely backward-
compatible.
Is Python free?
Python is an open source programming language. It means it is
available for free and you don't need to purchase license for using
it. You can also get future updates for free as open source
developers contribute to the future development of Python.

Popularity of Python
In PyPL popularity of programming language index, Python leads
with market share of 29% share. This popularity index compares
several programming languages by analyzing how often language
tutorials are searched on Google. In another survey, Python was
named most in-demand coding language for 2022. If you don't
belive in these surveys, just visit websites of popular job portals
and search 'Python' as a skill which is mentioned in different job
postings. You would find out a tons of job postings for this skill-
set.
Do you know these sites are developed in Python?
1. YouTube
2. Instagram
3. Reddit
4. Dropbox
5. Disqus

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