# this list keeps getting longer — 1) We can set variables dynamically using globals() a = 4 b = 5 ^ this is the same as: globals()['a'] = 4 globals()['b'] = 5 globals() is a dictionary containing all global variables, and we can set variables by add key-value pairs into globals(). (don’t do this in production code tho) 2) re.sub can take in functions # replacing vowels with - import re x…

And how to select topics to write about — Communication is a critical skill for data scientists, programmers, and anyone in a technical role. Projects are started (and terminated) based on both the merit of an idea, progress, and how well key stakeholders understand it. People who can explain what they are doing and why are more likely to…

Configuring A CircleCI Pipeline — CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery or Deployment — depending on the context. Its origins stem from the close relative of MLOps, DevOps, and is about enabling developers to perform update releases more frequently in a reliable but sustainable manner. …

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Take your Python functions to the next level with functools — Introduction Last month, I wrote an article about some modules in the Python standard library that I have found to be incredibly useful in my programming and Data Science career. The article had such a great reception with quality feedback that I decided to double down on the idea and write…