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Python diary 02, Here's how you can use keywords of Python What is in this video  - Complete list of keywords used in python  - Keywords in script mode and interpreter model  - Possible type of Errors in using Keywords  - CBSE list of keywords for scoring marks This will help a lot in further up coming programming concepts, all the keywords are shown in this video,  This is really important to know learning Python from scratch and specially for CBSE board students, who are up on their journey with Python in Computer science and Information Practices 2019 -  Working guide after Python setup - 3.x version - Easy way to identify keywords My facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/Py4u-3414500 ...  Download Your File @ https://www.python.org/ Here's the next link to learn about Python keywords
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Inside Fortnite’s Massive Data Analytics Pipeline More than 125 million players around the world, Fortnite has set a new standard of success for massively multi-player games. But pulling together all the servers, databases, and data pipelines to manage 92 million events per minute was no small feat, as Epic Games’ director of platform Chris Dyl recently shared. Epic Games  relies on  Amazon Web Services ‘ (AWS) public cloud data centers to keep Fortnite running 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Dyl appeared at a recent AWS Summit event in New York City to share his company’s AWS story. The scale of Fortnite infrastructure running on AWS is immense. According to Dyl, Fortnite runs across 12 AWS data centers, encompassing 24 Availability  (AZs). The peak Fortnite load is 10x bigger than the smallest load, so Epic relies on the scale-up and scale-down features of AWS’s Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) infrastructure to keep its computer bill (somewhat) manageable. On the da

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Some Cool Reasons Why Python is the Only Programming Language You'll Ever Need Very Easy to Understand Python is incredible well structured, optically pleasing, and just overall basic in the best way. It doesn’t use complicated programming words (ie. “pointers” and “semi-colon” from C++). >> Honestly, can you even begin to guess what ‘header files’ could mean? << The best part about Python is its simplicity ; it doesn’t try to be fancy, it doesn’t try to be difficult. It’s very similar to typing in English or some form of cool ‘abbreviated English’. Example: Can you guess the output ??  Little complicated ?? it's for fun, Actually, Can you guess what this does? num = 3 if num >= 0:     print("Positive or Zero") else:     print("Negative number") ????

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