#Python has many HIGHLY useful string methods enabling of all kinds of character transformations.
🎨 In this thread, I have illustrated the 5 I use almost daily.
(p.s. code included too!)
.lower() - exchanges capital letters for lower case letters, like this 👇
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This is really handy
A self-updating list of the most current useragents across operating systems and browsers.
Perfect for web scrapers, researchers, and website administrators looking for reliable, up to date user agent strings.
https://t.co/MCiE7sn5el
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For web developers mainly:
https://t.co/EWPXGPr5l4 is a self-updating list of the most current useragents across operating systems and browsers (via @_stayml)
Day 51 🚀
Progressing with the nlp course.
Today’s topic was Named-entity recognition: The techniques of identifying and extracting key information (titles, names, places) from within unstructured text.
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Day 49 #100DaysOfCode
Learned the basics of nlp stemming and lemmatization.
These are methods used to reduce words (and their variations) back to their root.
For example “reading”, “reads” –> “read”