How to Send and Receive Data with RabbitMQ Named Queues in Python
RabbitMQ is a lightweight message broker that connects independent services through reliable message passing. It’s widely used in……
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Downloading Historical Cryptocurrency Data Using Python and Pandas
If you work with cryptocurrency data, you often need to automate downloading historical price data. In this guide, you’ll learn how to……
How to Deploy a Flask Application with Gunicorn, Nginx, and SSL
Deploying a Flask application on a production server requires setting up Gunicorn as the application server, Nginx as the reverse proxy……
Determine if Monday’s sales vary significantly from other Mondays using Pandas
In this tutorial, we will walk through a Python script that generates a dataset of daily values, filters the data based on a specific date……
How to Generate Weekly Sinusoidal Data with Random Noise Using Pandas
Time series data is used in many-real world scenarios like sales trends, stock prices, and weather patterns. Many of these phenomena……
Python Bloom Filter: Check String Existence in a Sea of Billions Without the Storage Bloat
Assume the following scenario, you are developing a Python application that processes content from text files. The files might contain……
Python: How to interpolate in Pandas
Having gaps in measurements is very usual, this might happen due to many reasons, like lack of data, mistakes in data acquisition, loosing……
How to calculate percentage change between values using pandas
Calculating percentage difference between values in pandas is a very common task, in this article i will show you some examples one how you……
Python: How to swap variables without using a temporary variable
I guess everybody who has studied programming had an example of how to swap variables, all those examples because they were intended for……
All Pythons are beautiful but not every one of them is as fast
Everybody will assume that a newer software version will be always faster or at least fast as the previous, but is this always the case? In……