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Mini Program 6 - Writing Python Dictionary Elements into Excel file

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Knowddy and Hairbrow are bored. They want to involve into something very different yet useful. They came across Dictionary in Python and openpyxl module in Python. Can the key-value pairs of dictionary items of any length be saved in excel? Find out the answer and try to create your own python code from the pseudo code shared below. Here's the Knowddy's and Hairbrow's version of Python code ( GitHub Link ) Visuals are created using  canva

Mini Program 10 - Exploring Python Debugger

Have you ever wondered if Python has debugger? Can we do away with boring print statements for debugging? Well! The answer is "Yes". Python debugger comes as a part of standard Python distribution. It's a great tool for tracking bugs. With not so much of documentation available online, we have come up with the complete illustration on how you can work with them. Enjoy the video below! #CodeWithUs to find out more and do it your self!!  You can find the code at  Python Code - GitHub You can also follow us on  Facebook - In It To Learn

Mini Program 9 - Checking the sentiment of a sentence

Here again we have brought something that might interest you. Did you ever want to check the sentiment of a sentence by yourself? You can start by simply calculating the percentage of positive and negatives words in the sentence to come to a conclusion. We have created the basic step for you in the video below. You can add more complex algorithm to it like handling case where "not good" represents "bad" and "not bad" represents "good".  #CodeWithUs to find out more and do it your self!!  You can find the code at  Python Code - GitHub You can also follow us on  Facebook - In It To Learn