You spent so much time trying to create (preferably) one obvious way to do things. It seems like you’re of the opinion that doing things that way, the Python way, really lets you take advantage of Python. Guido: I’m not sure that I really spend a lot of time making sure that there’s only one […]
Guido von Rossum Python is a modern, general-purpose, high-level language developed by Guido van Rossum as a result of his work with the ABC programming language. Python’s philosophy is pragmatic; its users often speak of the Zen of Python, strongly preferring a single obvious way to accomplish any task. Ports exist for VMs such as […]
The Python programming language is a versatile, high-level language that can be used easily for web programming, among other tasks. Building web applications can be difficult and toilsome on your own. Web frameworks preform much of the heavy lifting and can set up a template to build your web application easily. Python has many different […]
Stemming, lemmatization,Translation simplified Stemming words Stemming is a technique for removing affixes from a word, ending up with the stem. For example, the stem of “cooking” is “cook”, and a good stemming algorithm knows that the “ing” suffix can be removed. Stemming is most commonly used by search engines for indexing words. Instead of storing […]
Natural Language Toolkit intro NLTK is a leading platform for building Python programs to work with human language data. It provides easy-to-use interfaces to over 50 corpora and lexical resources such as WordNet, along with a suite of text processing libraries for classification, tokenization, stemming, tagging, parsing, and semantic reasoning. Thanks to a […]
Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the open source space. Look around and you will find it running everywhere, from various configuration tools to XML parsing. To compliment this ‘ten essential Python tips for beginners‘ and ‘ten more essential Python tips‘ features, i’ve compiled yet another collection of ten gems to […]
Android has a range of built-in dialogs that allow apps to interact with users. They can be used to display things like spinners and progress bars, and can be used to prompt the user for some kind of input, like a date or string. All of the methods for creating dialogs live in SL4A’s UI […]
The Android SDK is full of tools to help developers out with the various tasks they go about during the course of Android app development. Many of these tools are easily accessible through Eclipse, often with their own perspective. Others are only available from the command line. Some tools are suitable for application designers and […]
Today, we’ll be learning how to use a Raspberry Pi to act as a Bluetooth keyboard, and writing our own program to relay input to the client device. This will provide a useful insight into how a protocol like Bluetooth works, how sockets work, and how data is sent across simple protocols. We’ll also […]
The one-button audio player Music to a grandma’s ears…it’s the easy-to-use audio player The difficult part came in automatic mounting of the USB flash drive and deleting the old audiobook Michael Clemens’s idea for his Raspberry Pi project came less out of hobbyism and more out of a solution to a very […]
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