This is an awesome resource but the general Python section could use some work.
I am assuming that target audience are scientists with a modicum of programming knowledge.
The list and especially dictionary section is a bit bare.
In the optimization section have a discussion on when to use lists, dictionaries, tuples and sets.
(for example the difference between
"needle" in my_list vs "needle" in my_set)
When to use something from collections and when to use ndarray.
(the short answer being - it depends)
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This is an awesome resource but the general Python section could use some work.
I am assuming that target audience are scientists with a modicum of programming knowledge.
The list and especially dictionary section is a bit bare.
In the optimization section have a discussion on when to use lists, dictionaries, tuples and sets. (for example the difference between "needle" in my_list vs "needle" in my_set)
When to use something from collections and when to use ndarray. (the short answer being - it depends)