Multiprocessing in Python – Forking a process
In this article you will see how to implement the Forking in Python, one of the important and fundamental aspects of the Linux programming.
Category: Python
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The Python Standard Library – sys module
In this article you’ll see in some detail one of the most widely used Python modules, the sys module. This module is one of the basic packages included with the Python Standard Library
Install uninstall and manage Python packages with pip
The power of Python is the very large amount of libraries that are available online. The package management in Python can be really an easy thing if you use the right tools and Pip is one of them.
How to get all the functions in a Python module
Sometimes you work with a Python module and does not have good documentation about it (or do not have it at all). In this short How To, you’ll see how to get the most information possible from a Python module, as the list of features or attributes eg.
How to get the number of Facebook Likes with Python
Among the SEO metrics it is often useful to know how many of Facebook Likes are recognized for a particular site. Often the popularity of a page, or rather its appreciation, may be a very good indicator, if not a metric SEO, to know the success or failure of a campaign or a particular post.
How to get the Alexa Rank of a site with Python
Alexa is known to all practitioners of the web for a particular value called Alexa Rank. This value is no more than an indicator that should indicate a website traffic. In particular it should be an indicator of the popularity of a site
How to check the version of Python
HOW TOs – How to check the Python version installed on your PC
PEP8 – Coding style in Python
All language features are proposed, described and discussed in a series of official documents called PEP (Python Enhancement Proposals). Each of these documents has an identification number and a title that describes the topic discussed.