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Hello, Team Python!The Data Monk is back with wholesome content on Type() and isinstance() in Python in Python.We will discuss Type() and isinstance() in Python in Python with the help of various code samples. So, stay with ...

Welcome to our tutorial on Map() in Python. This article will cover various instances to demonstrate how map() in Python can be used in various instances. The map() function has two parameters -  an iterable object (to be ...

Hello, Python tribe! We hope you are enjoying our content so far. Today, we will be discussing a very easy topic - enumerate() in Python. So, without further ado, let’s quickly discuss what the enumerate() function does. Basically, enumerate() ...

Hey, The Data Monk Fellas! We are back for you with yet another topic in Python. Today we will be discussing “splitting data set in Python”. Follow this tutorial thoroughly to get a complete overview of this significant topic ...

Hello, Python gang!The Data Monk is back with a new agenda for today. Let’s stick to the abs() and round() in Python functions for the discussion today. The two functions, abs() and round() in Python are used in ...

The Data Monk is back with a fresh topic for you. It’s time to discuss functions in Python. In plain vanilla terms, functions in Python are reusable pieces of code. Basically, functions allow you to name a block of ...

Our agenda for today is - Lists in Python. In Python, whenever we need to store a sequence of values, lists in python are a go-to! They are used to store heterogenous data and are mutable. In this ...

For this tutorial, we will walk you through a very important concept - Break, Continue and Pass in Python. This article will primarily focus on the use of the three keywords Break, Continue and Pass in Python by ...

Ciao amici! The Data Monk community is back with another new topic for you. It’s time for some programming, as we discuss the palindrome program in python. But, before you open your notebooks, let’s discuss what really is a ...

Hola amigos! Your friends at The Data Monk are back with another absorbing topic- For Loop in Python. In vanilla terms, a For Loop in Python is used to execute a set of instructions for “n” no. of times ...