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In this video, we delve into the concept of pure functions in Python, a fundamental principle in functional programming.

A pure function follows 2 simple rules: ✓ Same input = Same output (always predictable) ✓ No side effects (doesn't change ...

Streamed Live on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/tsoding Chapters: - 00:00:00 - Main session - 03:19:58 - Footnote References: ...

Learning Objectives Lesson 03 - More Python Skills Students will learn and apply key advanced Python concepts to: Know how to ...

What does a mathematical singularity sound like? How does a fractal behave when converted into audio waves? In this video, I ...

The Power of Python Functions Building Clean Maintainable Code.

Learn how to create a complete 2D platformer entirely in Python—no game engines required! This full guide and code-along will ...

Building a Simple and Modern Programming Language from The Ground Up! Welcome to this new video series where we bridge ...

Stop relying on complex frameworks like LangChain. In this tutorial, we build a fully autonomous AI Agent from scratch using pure ...

In this JavaScript interview tutorial, we explain one of the most fundamental concepts: Pure Function vs Impure Function A pure ...

IMPURE ❌ - Modifies external variables - Unpredictable results - Hard to debug PURE ✓ - No external dependencies - Always ...

NASA's top 10 rules for writing good software. Topics: - Coding best practices; - NASA rules for safe code; - Simple control flow; ...

A shocking Python trick: use inspect to read parameters, defaults, annotations, and even the source code of any function at ...

You'll learn to stop thinking of LLMs as “chatbots” and start treating them correctly: as pure functions that convert text input into text ...

Streamed Live on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/tsoding Chapters: - 00:00:00 - Pre-intro - 00:00:57 - Intro - 00:02:56 - Hello World in C ...

Pure functions are a common topic in frontend and backend interviews — can you answer it correctly? Comment your answer ...

I built a DIY Schlieren Imaging system capable of capturing sound waves traveling at 340meters in a second.. all for less than ...