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Tapas Kumar Ghosh has Published 150 Articles
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The dictionary is one of the four popular datatypes in Python that has a collection of specific keys with value pair whereas matrix is defined by a rectangular array that consists of rows and columns. In Python, we have some built−in functions such as append(), str(), fromkeys(), dict(), and, deepcopy() ... Read More
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The list is a popular datatype in Python that store multiple values in a single variable. While incrementing any number/string to the list it will use some operations and conditions to extend the list by adding new values. In Python, we have some built−in functions such as map(), range(), and, ... Read More
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In Incrementak Sublist sum, there will be a given list that contains some integer element and that allows for some specific condition and iteration to add the preceding element. In Python, we have some built−in functions such as accumulate(), cumsum(), and tolist(), that will be used to solve the Incremental ... Read More
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The integer string is any number that sets within the double quote whereas the integer list is defined as the list of numbers separated by commas. In Python, we have some built−in functions− len(), isdigit(), append(), map(), fromstring(), and, split() that will be used for the Conversion of Integer String ... Read More
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The nested dictionary is a hierarchical data structure where values themselves are called as dictionaries. It allows storing more than one dictionary inside the base dictionary. The mapped tuple is defined by the collection of tuples where individual tuples contain pairing values. By converting one form into another it means ... Read More
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The group in Python is defined by sets or collections of element that have the same characteristics based on specific conditions or operations. The group can be represented by lists, sets, or other data structures. In this problem statement, the non−zero group refers subset of the list where all the ... Read More
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The term invoking function refers to recursion which means the function calls itself. The function with parenthesis defines some parameter to work on specific conditions and operations whereas without parenthesis function refers to a function reference. In Python, we have two types of methods such as function reference and function ... Read More
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The Index Mapping Cypher is defined by passing the integer string to get the specific string. In Python, we have some built−in functions such as str(), len(), join(), and, int() will be used to solve the problem based on Index Mapping Cypher. Let’s take an example to understand this: The ... Read More
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In Python, we have some built−in functions like str(), replace(), split(), strip(), and, len() that will be used to solve Interconvert Horizontal and vertical String. Python allows us to convert strings between horizontal and vertical instructions with simple steps by improving readability, formatting, text manipulation, visual creativity, and programming applications. ... Read More
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Python has a variety of built-in methods to modify and analyze the text, that contains to find the specific element within them. To solve this problem statement it will use some built-in functions like next(), filter(), and, lambda to find the first even element from the list. The various applications ... Read More
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