Python: Using Community Code

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001. Use community code.mp4

04:15

002. Community code What is that.mp4

30:54

003. Install pip.mp4

20:14

004. Install system packages.mp4

21:14

005. Virtual environment Create.mp4

25:54

006. Virtual environment Manage.mp4

15:54

007. Virtual environment Install packages.mp4

21:59

008. Project Resizing images.mp4

31:22

009. Install Pipenv.mp4

18:37

010. Create Pipenv environments.mp4

12:56

011. Manage Pipenv environments.mp4

24:36

012. Use Pipenv environments.mp4

21:13

013. Project Image links on a page.mp4

28:32

014. Another one Why conda.mp4

21:23

015. Install conda.mp4

24:01

016. Install conda Windows.mp4

12:28

017. Create conda environments.mp4

27:32

018. Manage conda environments.mp4

26:08

019. Manage conda environments Reproduce.mp4

30:11

020. Manage conda environments Clone.mp4

23:54

021. Project Analyze population data.mp4

27:54

022. Uninstall conda.mp4

12:22

023. Uninstall conda Windows.mp4

09:26

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This course from ITProTV explores the use of community code, or code that is written by others to solve a particular problem or provide a particular functionality. Discover how you can obtain these created solutions to increase your problem-solving speed. This course covers using tools like pip, pipenv, and conda as solutions for fetching and managing outside dependency requirements. It goes over creating and managing virtual environments, installing packages, resizing images, finding image links, analyzing population data, and much more!

Note: This course was created by ITProTV. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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