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Sumana Challa has Published 36 Articles

Sumana Challa
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Clamping refers to limiting a number to a specific range, i.e., making sure that the number lies between the minimum and maximum value mentioned. This method is used in applications like graphics and statistical computations, as it requires the data to stick to specific limits. Clamping Floating Numbers in Python ... Read More

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Python 3.0 was released in December 2008. It was designed to rectify certain flaws in earlier versions. Python 3.0 doesn’t provide backward compatibility. That means a Python program written using version 2.x syntax doesn’t execute under the Python 3.x interpreter. Version 2.7 is the final major release in the Python ... Read More

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The given task is to convert the numerical values to their respective word representation (i.e, we need to spell the numbers in text ). For example, if the given numbers are 1, 2, 29, the resultant values would be: one, two, twenty-nine, respectively. We can do so, using the function(s) ... Read More

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No, there isn't a direct equivalent to PHP's autoloader in Python and you don't need one also. To be specific, PHP needs autoloaders for the following reasons - For each web request to start a fresh PHP process. To load all ... Read More

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Namespace packages is a special package introduced in Python 3.3 that allows you to split package contents across multiple directories. If you didn't include at least an empty _init_.py file in your package, then your package becomes a namespace package. In Python, a namespace package allows you to spread Python ... Read More

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What are Namespace Packages? Namespace packages are a type of package in Python that allows you to split the sub-packages and modules within a single package across multiple, separate distribution packages. Unlike normal packages, the namespace packages don't require _init_.py file. Automatically importing all submodules within a namespace package serves several ... Read More

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What are Namespace Packages? Namespace packages are a special type of package that were introduced in Python 3.3. These allow you to split package contents across multiple directories. If you didn't include at least an empty _init_.py file in your package, then your package becomes a namespace package. Python supports three ... Read More

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libxml2 is an open-source XML parsing library which is written in C language and provides all the tools needed to read, parse, modify, validate, and write XML and HTML documents. Installing libxml2 Working with XML data in Python requires parsing libraries. One of the most widely used library for this ... Read More

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What are Python Modules? Python module is a file containing Python functions, variables, constants, and objects with a ".py" extension. This file can be imported inside another program to reuse its functionality. It is quite helpful to understand where the module is stored, some of the reasons include - ... Read More

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What are Python Modules? Python module is a ".py" file that contains Python definitions, functions, classes, variables, constants, or any other objects. Contents in this file can be re-used in any other program. Packaging in Python Python packaging involves compressing bundles of Python code in a particular format that can ... Read More