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Best IDEs for Python Programming

5 Best IDEs for Python Programming Today, there are many IDEs available in the market. I tried many of them, but some have fabulous features to enjoy while programming in those IDEs.  I will give you some of the best IDEs for you that boost your writing efficiency as well as save you time. You can use it as per your requirements and flexibility. Here is the list of top 5 python editor: 1. PyCharm 2. Eclipse 3.  Visual Studio Code 4. Spyder 5.  Sublime Text Let's begin to clear your confusion to choose the best. 1. PyCharm PyCharm is a popular integrated development environment (IDE) used primarily for Python development. Developed by JetBrains, it provides a robust set of features for writing, debugging, and deploying Python code. PyCharm offers features such as code completion, syntax highlighting, debugging tools, version control integration, and support for various frameworks and libraries. PyCharm offers comprehensive support for web development with Python, incl...

Lambda Function

A lambda function is a small and anonymous function. "Anonymous function is a function without a name". We can define this function using lambda keyword.

Title Operation Function : Making Title as Slug

Example >> INPUT : myStr = "Legal Counsel 3 - 8 yrs' PQE"  >>  CODE : import re def apply_operation(title): title = unicode(title.lower().strip()) // if not work so just remove unicode title = title.replace('&','') title = re.sub(r'(?s)\s+', r'-', title) title = re.sub(r"(?s)[^a-z-0-9]",r"-", title) title = re.sub(r'(?s)\-{2,}', r'-', title)           return title result = apply_operation(myStr) print(result) >>  OUTPUT : legal-counsel-3-8-yrs-pqe >>  Additional Note : Add the following code if you want to convert non-english to english characters  with "import unicodedata" module. unicodedata.normalize('NFKD', title).encode('ASCII', 'ignore')

String Replace using List method

Example >> INPUT : myStr  = " https://pythonsmallsoultions.blogspot.com/?lang=en&page=0&pageSize=10" myStr_list = myStr.split("&") myStr_list[1] = 'page='+str(1) myStr = "&".join( myStr_list ) >> OUTPUT : https://pythonsmallsoultions.blogspot.com/?lang=en&page1&pageSize=10