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Data Structures

Tuple Immutability Explained

Basics of Python

Tuples are immutable data structures in Python, meaning their contents cannot be changed after creation. While this may seem restrictive, it ensures data integrity and makes tuples useful for fixed collections, hashable keys, and performance optimization.

Understanding Unsupervised Learning

Machine Learning & AI

Unsupervised learning explores unlabeled data to find hidden patterns and groupings autonomously, without prior guidance.

Using Counter in collections Module

Python Standard Libraries

Python's Counter class from the collections module makes counting item frequencies in iterables like lists and strings easy and efficient.

Using Dictionaries for Key-Value Storage

Best Practices & Optimization

Python dictionaries store key-value pairs for fast data access, ideal for paired data like usernames and passwords.

Using Dictionary Comprehensions Properly

Best Practices & Optimization

Dictionary comprehensions in Python enable clean, efficient dictionary creation in one line, improving readability and performance compared to loops.