Python is a simple and elegant language that can use very few commands to achieve the functions we want, so it is also a programming language used by many people for statistical analysis.
Read More »[Python] How to count the quantity through the "Dict" or "Counter" module
I used to think that it would be quite difficult to keep the window of the program at the top or bottom in PyQt5.
Read More »[PyQt5] Keep the window at the top or bottom of the screen pprint() is an output method of standardized output in Python. A classic mode is to print the data type of Dictionary according to key-value from top to bottom.
When we using PyQt5 to develop a Python GUI, sometimes we have a request to store the user's settings, such as user customize the interface appearance color. If we don't save this color setting, the next time the user opens the program, the appearance color is still default.
Read More »[PyQt5] Use "QSettings" to store user's settings
When we using Linux operating system such as Ubuntu and Mint, it is vert convenient to be able to use commands in Terminal to open the files and execute the programs we need.
Read More »[Linux] Use "alias" command to custom your command
In the developing process, apart from carefully debug, we often worry about the execution efficiency of the program.
If you want to develop a Python GUI program, choose PyQt5 is a great choice. In the past, I recorded about how to configure the Qt Designer in PyCharm on Windows. ([PyQt5] Tutorial(1) Install PyQt5 and print "Hello World!")
Read More »[Linux ] Use Qt Designer to develop Python GUI program in Ubuntu 18.04 In the past, about a year ago, when I was first learning Python, I wrote a "Sudoku problem solving program" as an exercise. After that, I had a brief Clean Code, but I didn’t know anything about this program. Too much optimization. ([Python] Use Program to solve Sudoku problem)
Read More »[Python] Use the for-loop program to solve Sudoku problems (optimized version) We usually use wget command in Linux, its main purpose is to download resources on the Internet.
Wine is not an emulator, just like its full name: Wine Is Not an Emulator.
Read More »[Linux] Use "Wine" to Execute the Windows Applications
