Thanks for the informative video. Could you consider making a short video on how to clean objects in python. (e.g. managing resources that need to be cleaned up when an exception is raised inside the constructor) can we use the 'with' statement in such cases ?. Thanks again for your videos
hey dude, yesterday i ran into a weird issue. When i try to install django-mptt with pip, it replaces django==2.2 to django==3.2 and it only happens in one ec2 instance, i have tried in local machine, and other ec2 instances with same python version and it works fine but on other it wont. I still couldnt figure out what was the issue on that particular ec2.
what keyboard is that? and is the little mini-keypad between the two sides something else or comes with the keyboard? finally, are those programmable keys on the left side and the keypad? if so, are they programmable in Linux? oh, nice videos as well :)
A good topic for a future video might be about typing.Never / typing.NoReturn, which was technically the correct return type for the small function you created!
gosh, finding your channel was the most amazing thing that happened to me recently, I just love the format
I just saw your tweet on try-except, and a notification from youtube just popped up. 😆
Very nice video. Always interesting to analise the performance impact on these helper functions.
Omg that theme, my eyes...lol, babis well spent
the notebook theme is very cool what do you mean 😆
@@qexat I'm the one who spent the babis on it in his last stream
Thanks for the informative video. Could you consider making a short video on how to clean objects in python. (e.g. managing resources that need to be cleaned up when an exception is raised inside the constructor) can we use the 'with' statement in such cases ?. Thanks again for your videos
yeah I did a 3-part series on this already -- if you search "anthonywritescode context managers"
hey dude, yesterday i ran into a weird issue. When i try to install django-mptt with pip, it replaces django==2.2 to django==3.2 and it only happens in one ec2 instance, i have tried in local machine, and other ec2 instances with same python version and it works fine but on other it wont. I still couldnt figure out what was the issue on that particular ec2.
I didn't know you can raise exceptions without the ()
It would be faster without ()
what keyboard is that? and is the little mini-keypad between the two sides something else or comes with the keyboard? finally, are those programmable keys on the left side and the keypad? if so, are they programmable in Linux? oh, nice videos as well :)
check out the faq playlist on the channel -- it's got answers to all of those!
@@anthonywritescode thanks!! I'm too busy watching other videos of yours, hadn't seen that. will do.
A good topic for a future video might be about typing.Never / typing.NoReturn, which was technically the correct return type for the small function you created!
funny you say that -- ruclips.net/video/-zH0qqDtd4w/видео.html