Python Recipes 2.30

Learning Python and SQL syntax on specific code examples:

• Python:
  • How to obtain a substring?
  • How to declare a generic method?
  • How to perform a database query?
• SQL:
  • How to combine multiple tables in a single query?
  • How to sort the result of grouped data?
  • What types of data are there in SQL Server?

These and over 400 other code samples are available in the application.

The program carefully selects the best examples of code from books and specific internet resources. Instead of spending hours searching for the best solution on the Internet, you can find ready-to-use and tested code "recipes" in the application.

The application is available for both iOS and MacOS, allowing you to purchase it once and use it on your phone, tablet, or computer.

It is an excellent tool for individuals who frequently use multiple programming languages, as it reduces the time needed to switch between different syntaxes.

The application is also useful during exams or interview preparation, as it provides a reference to frequently used operations in various programming languages.

All examples in the application are accessible offline, making it an ideal resource even when an internet connection is unavailable.

You can quickly search for the correct example by code or topic name. Additionally, you can print or share your preferred code examples with colleagues.

As a developer myself, I rely on this program when I need to quickly refresh my memory on how to solve a particular task in a specific programming language.

Here is one of the reviews from the app:

A must-have app for any consultant. Instead of being just another dictionary of coding descriptions and commands, Fedor has created a reference tool specifically for real-world developers. The app has three main sections: a list of topics leading to subject menus, explanation pages, and settings. Starting with the list of topics, the index is divided into logical sections that efficiently guide developers to sub-menus and the required areas, exactly where developers would expect to find what they're looking for. The explanations on every page are concise, well-thought-out, and clearly presented, accompanied by excellent examples when needed. There are no generic definitions here. The 'settings' section is equally effective, allowing users to switch to a dark theme, change font and size, upgrade/release additional language examples, or simply upgrade to a fully-featured ad-free version. It's worth noting that the cost and features of the fully upgraded 'Codes recipes' app are the same as purchasing the 'Codes recipes PRO' version. Thank you Fedor for developing this excellent app.

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In the application, basic examples are available free of charge, while approximately 45% of examples require an additional purchase.