standard-library Python and Abstractions A programming language is low level when its programs require attention to the irrelevant
series-wordcountproblem Implementing word transformations In the previous articles covering the word count problem so far, we have tried a variety of approaches to write a function to count the number of times a word appears in a sentence. Now let us attempt the bonus part of it.
series-wordcountproblem The collections module Where we look at two data structures - defaultdict and Counter - supplied in the python standard library
series-wordcountproblem The overlooked "get" method of dictionaries Python dicts have a get method. How could it help us?
series-wordcountproblem LBYL vs EAFP In this article, we will look at the word count problem through the lens of two coding styles: Look before you leap (LBYL) vs Easier to Ask for Forgiveness than Permission (EAFP)
series-wordcountproblem The Word Count problem I really love this problem because there are so many things to explore and learn about Python here. In this, and the next few articles, we will explore some of the dimensions of this problem.
series-wordcountproblem The beauty of negative indexing This might be one of the smallest, yet most beautiful features in Python: negative indexing. I'm still surprised why other languages haven't copied this feature because it such a simple feature, yet makes such a huge difference.
