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In this tutorial, we are going to build a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to acquire images from your webcam. We are going to use OpenCV to quickly acquire an image from your camera and PyQt5 to build the user interface. You may find a lot of tutorials online on how …
read moreTo understand hashable objects in Python, it is important to review what a hash table is. Following the article on Wikipedia, a hash table is a data structure that can map keys to values and that implements a hash function to compute the index to an array of buckets or …
read moreWe have seen how to leverage the differences between mutable and immutable objects and what happens when you use mutable types as default function arguments. However, we haven't discussed what happens when you use mutable types as default attributes of classes.
Default values for attributes can be defined in different …
read moreBroadly speaking, Python variables belong to one of two types: mutable and immutable. We have discussed this yesterday, in the Introduction To Mutable and Immutable Data Types. The first one refers to those elements that can be changed without the need of creating a new one, while the latter refers …
read morePeople who start programming in Python quickly stumble upon the existence of lists and tuples. They are defined in a similar way, they look the same. Sometimes they are even used interchangeably. The obvious question is, therefore, why do you have two different types of elements for the same goal …
read moreThis article is part of a series of articles relating to data storage with Python. The other articles are:
Using databases for storing data may sound much more complicated …
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