katmakhan / python-course

Learn python and the basics of most of production level functionalities, This will include database functionalities for CLOUD Operations, Deployments in Heroku, Automation and Web Scrapping. Learn basics of Python like never before

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Learn python and the basics of most of the production level architecture using python as backend. Functions like database READ, WRITE, DELETE operations, deployment in cloud platforms like gcloud and heroku for better automation of your work.

• Async Functions
• Formating Date and Time
• Creating Telegram Bots
• Webscraping and parsing of json/ csv files
• Live NSE Data
• Scrapping NSE holidays, Stocks, FNO Option chain from NSE
• Checking Stocknames via tradingview and Chartink
• Scrapping details from NiftyTrader
• Scrapping option chain from Trendlyne

CMD from opened folder in WINDOWS

press Alt + D then type cmd

Testing the python using online compiler

https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/online-compiler/

Below are the character codes to format the date and time

• %d: Returns the date, from 01 to 31
• %m: Returns the month, from 01 to 12
• %#m: Returns the month, from 1 to 12 without starting 0 in Windows Only
• %-m: Returns the month, from 1 to 12 without starting 0 in mac/Unix/Linux
• %Y: Returns the year in four-digit format like, 2021
• %y: Reurns year in two-digit format like, 19, 20, 21
• %A: Returns the weekday. Like, Monday, Tuesday
• %a: Returns the weekday (First three character.). Like, Mon, Tue
• %B: Returns the full name of the month like, June, March
• %b: Returns the short name of the month like, Mar, Jun
• %H: Returns the hour in 24-hours format 01 to 23
• %I: Returns the hour in 12-hours format 01 to 12
• %M: Returns the minute, from 00 to 59
• %S: Returns the second, from 00 to 59
• %f: Return the microseconds from 000000 to 999999
• %p: Return time in AM/PM format
• %c: Returns a locale’s appropriate date and time representation
• %x: Returns a locale’s appropriate date representation
• %X: Returns a locale’s appropriate time representation
• %z: Return the UTC offset in the form ±HHMM[SS[.ffffff]]
• %Z: Return the Time zone name in the text form (Asia/Kolkotta)
• %w: Returns weekday as a decimal number, where 0 is Sunday and 6 is Saturday

Sample code for iterating through the Dictionary/Json

test_dict = {}
test_dict={'name1':'akku','name2':'basi','name3':'pheeby','name4':'achumon'}

for key in test_dict:
	print("Key is ",key)
	print("Value is ",test_dict[key])
	print("________________")

Sample code for iterating through the Array

test_array = []
test_array=['akku','basi','pheeby']

for name in test_array:
	print("Name is ",name)
	print("________________")

Getting first key without iterating through the dictionary

first_key=next(iter(test_dict))

Example

test_dict = {'key1' : 'value 1', 'key2' : 'value 2', 'key3' : 'value 3'}
first_key = next(iter(test_dict))
first_value=test_dict[first_key]

print("First key is: ",first_key)
print("First Value is: ",first_value)

Sample code to merge two dictionary

def combine_dict(dict1,dict2):
	dict={}
	
	for key in dict1:
		#If there is no key inside combined_cepe
		#Add the data
		if dict.get(key) is None:
			dict[key]=dict1[key]
		else:
			print("Already there is key in dict 1")
			
	for key in dict2:
		#If there is no key inside combined_cepe
		#Add the data
		if dict.get(key) is None:
			dict[key]=dict2[key]
		else:
			print("Already there is key in dict 2")
			
	#Return the combined dict
	return dict

Getting current date

from datetime import datetime

curr_date=datetime.today()