Thanks for sharing. I have added the python equivalent (assuming an array is a list in python for simplicity):
max(array)
[*set(array)]
import random; random.randint(1, 100) # one-liner, LOL.
Your method is not correct:
!isNaN(parseFloat("123.asd")) // true
Probably you meant "Check if a string contains a number"?
python equivalent:
string.lstrip('-').replace('.','',1).isdigit()
from datetime import datetime; datetime.utcnow() # datetime.datetime(2023, 1, 28, 8, 24, 41, 221834)
type(array) is list
issubclass(variable , object)
",".join(array)
import inspect; inspect.isfunction(variable)
Depends on the type of the object. For example dict:
[*dict_object.items())]
array.count(element)
{ key: value}
string == string[::-1]
sum(array)
or
from functools import reduce, operator; reduce(operator.add, array)
from datetime import datetime; datetime.timestamp(datetime.now())
not variable
'variable' in vars() or 'variable' in globals()
min(array)
not array
[* range(n)]
This is amazing, Thanks a lot for sharing 🔥🙌
19 can be simplified tonot array.
6 to type(array) is list
BTW in a python context array usually refers to numpy array rather than list.
Thanks for the heads up. Fixed!
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Thanks for sharing. I have added the python equivalent (assuming an array is a list in python for simplicity):
1) Find the max value in an array:
2) Remove duplicates from an array:
3) Generate a random number between 1 and 100:
4) Check if a string is a valid number:
Your method is not correct:
Probably you meant "Check if a string contains a number"?
python equivalent:
5) Get the current date and time:
6) Check if a variable is an array:
7) Check if a variable is an object:
8) Convert an array to a string:
9) Check if a variable is a function:
10) Convert an object to an array:
Depends on the type of the object. For example dict:
11) Count the occurrences of an element in an array:
12) Create a new object with a dynamic key and value:
13) Check if a string is a palindrome:
14) Get the the sum of all the numbers in an array
or
15) Get the current timestamp:
16) Check if a variable is null (None in python):
17) Check if a variable is undefined:
18) Find the minimum value in an array
19) Check if an array is empty:
20) Create a new array with a specified range of numbers:
This is amazing, Thanks a lot for sharing 🔥🙌
19 can be simplified to
not array.6 to
type(array) is listBTW in a python context array usually refers to numpy array rather than list.
Thanks for the heads up. Fixed!