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Factory Method を Python で。詳細コメントと説明付き Python のコード例Factory Method は、生成に関するデザインパターンの一つで、具象クラスを指定することなく、プロダクト（訳注：本パターンでは

The objective of this post is to explain how to create a simple socket server using Python and reach it with a client

## Writing Python iterators in C Posted on Aug 26, 2016 · by Folkert de Vries When I wanted to implement a python iterator from C using the Python C api, there was almost no information on it. At a time when we move to using more languages - to levarage each’s specific strengths - it is crucial to have a clear and approachable interop story for Python. In this article, I implement a custom iterator for Freestyle - a stylized edge render engine that is integrated into Blender . The example should generali

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Skip to content Menu Simple Python Threading Example February 16, 2021August 17, 2017 by admin At my work we have a Python library that interfaces to all our API micro services (that are written in Java/Scala). It is a very useful tool for debugging and working with our platform, so I spend a lot of my time in a Python REPL. Often times I find myself needing to hit multiple APIs in parallel. Since Python is synchronous, I was looking for an easy way to parallelize my requests, without having to write a lot

Explore the different control structures that Python offers, such as loops, conditionals, and exception handling