Python is more commonly used than JavaScript for data and algorithm-related work due to its built-in data manipulation libraries and simpler syntax
Learn basic Python syntax to be able to use Python for algorithm problems that are easier solved with Python's built-in libraries, such as algorithms involving queues and heaps
Python is commonly used in data and algorithm-related work due to its built-in data manipulation libraries and simpler syntax. Luckily, Python is conceptually very similar to JavaScript, and most translations from Python to JavaScript and vice versa are purely syntactical translations.
This submodule aims to help us learn Python through exercises to solve algorithm problems that are easier solved with Python, such as algorithms involving queues and heaps.
Python variables adhere to , which means all local variables are accessible within the function in which they are declared. This is different from the that applies to let
and const
vars in JavaScript.
Python ==
works like JS ===
, in that both operators compare both value and data type.
The following are a collection of concise exercises from (powered by ) that we believe will be helpful in learning Python for algorithms.
(Here's a )