Ubuntu is a free computer system, like Windows or macOS, but it’s built by a community. It’s great for programmers because it’s very flexible and has lots of tools already built-in that help you code.

You can use Nuitka to compile Python programs to standalone executables, then redistribute them without the Python runtime.

Beyond big projects, doing smaller, focused exercises is super helpful. GeeksforGeeks has tons of these, covering everything ...

The uv utility lets you run Python packages and libraries with one command and no setup. Here's the quick guide to running Python packages without installing them.

What do you guys think the "standard" format and parsing of command line arguments should be? (When you are writing the program that consumes the arguments) Obey your platform guidelines.

one command line argument!, Getting User Input Apart from using the command line-arguments of a program, there is an alternative way for getting user input, which is during the execution of the ...