In the past, I was very active and posting content on a regular basis. However life has kept me very busy in the last five years and I had stopped blogging. Needless to say, my thinking skills have atrophied. Thanks to blogdown package in R, I have created a fresh start with this blog. The purpose of this blog is to have a running log of all the things that I learn, think, code and read on a daily basis.

This blog post summarizes the book titled “You Look Like a Thing and I Love You”

This blog post summarizes the book titled “Python Tricks - A Buffet of Awesome Python Features”

This blog post summarizes the book titled “You Look Like a Thing and I Love You”

The following post contains a summary of the book titled Treading on Python II by Matt Harrison Programming Styles Python supports three types of programming paradigms Imperative/Procedural Object Oriented Declarative/Functional Iterator Protocol iter is a global built-in function that calls the object’s dunder method __iter__ Writing a for loop based on iterators 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 test = [1, 2, 4] for i in test: print(i) iterator = iter(test) while True: try: x = iterator.