Idiomatic Python: Iterating Dictionaries

In this video we take a look at how to write more Pythonic code by leveraging dictionary views rather than key lookups when iterating over dictionaries.
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[@mathbyteacademy]

Glad you liked it!

[@kaiser2261]

Huge fan of yours Fred, thank you.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks!

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[@mathbyteacademy]

Glad you found it useful!

[@shadowmind_rex]

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[@mathbyteacademy]

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Excellent!!

[@mathbyteacademy]

Many thanks!

[@nasiq]

Hi Fred, absolutely love your Python udemy courses. I've completed Part 1 and nearly Part 2. Apologies for repeating a frequently asked question, but I was wondering if you plan on making the part 5 - asyncio course any time soon?
I'll soon be using it for work and I've become a bit spoiled by the quality + learning efficiency of your courses that I've avoided committing to other resources online.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Glad you like the videos!
I don't have plans for async yet, sorry.

[@oguz-k8317]

@@mathbyteacademy Do you have a NEW course planned for UDEMY?

[@mathbyteacademy]

Next course I intend to do will be async, but have not had the time to focus on that yet.

[@oguz-k8317]

@@mathbyteacademy well, if you could give an estimated time? :)

[@oguz-k8317]

@@mathbyteacademy actually next course should be async. I hope the course will be ready as soon as possible.

[@Parzival659]

Hi Fred! I've been a big fan of your Udemy courses for a while now, and I really appreciate your clear and engaging teaching style. Your courses have been incredibly helpful to me. I was wondering if you have any plans to create another Udemy course in the near future, specifically one on artificial intelligence? Given your talent for explaining complex topics, I think it would be a valuable resource for many learners, including myself.
Looking forward to hearing from you, and keep up the great work!

[@mathbyteacademy]

Hi, thanks, glad you like the courses and videos. I have no time for creating a new Udemy course at the moment - but once I do, it will be on async, not AI (AI/ML is not my area of specialty, so I'm not going to pretend I know everything about it and create a superficial course 😀)

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Hello,
Firstly, thank you very much for you excellent lessons on udemy&youtube. They are really so valuable content for humanity.
Sir my question is about the abstract classes. I couldn't find any content for it by you. Do you have any video about it? If you don't and won't have a video about it, I want to ask that what is the position and importance of abstract classes in python? I took your deep dive 4 course, so you can give some references from the content. Thank you very much.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Hi, I don;t have any videos on this, and a comment is not quite enough to explain what abstract classes are, or how they might be useful. I'd recommend a really good book "Fluent Python" by Luciano Ramalho that goes in-depth on that topic. Maybe I'll make some TH-cam videos on that in the future, but no immediate plans for it.

[@experimentalhypothesis1137]

unfortunattely there is no good in-dpeth course on async in python.. we need to wait to deepdive 5 :(

[@Space_Monkey_31]

Hi fred ... can you make a separate course on data structures and algorithms in python

[@kaiser2261]

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[@mathbyteacademy]

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[@archsubs]

@@mathbyteacademy Thank you so very much Sir! I appreciate you taking the time to share this, and so quickly too! Unfortunately, for some reason I am not receiving Udemy promo emails from any instructor. So I do have to ask like this. Thank you once again :)