How To Quickly Check Python Version In PyCharm

How can you check the version of Python you are using in PyCharm? There are three ways to check the version of your Python interpreter being used in PyCharm: 1. check in the Settings section; 2. open a terminal prompt in your PyCharm project; 3. open the Python Console window in your Python project. Let’s …

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What Does [:] Mean In Python? Code Examples

The slice operator enables you to capture a subset of data from an original list or string using the format [start:stop:step]. Some popular use cases where I have used the slice operator include: Here is how the Python [:] operator can work when populating the values on either side of the colon: Extract Date Values …

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Python Lower: Examples

How do you get a string to be all lowercase in Python? Thankfully there’s a built-in method that doesn’t require importing any external libraries to get a string to lower case, here’s how you do it. To get a string to all lowercase, use the built-in string method .lower(), which turns all characters in the …

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