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Discover how to simply and quickly print what you have created to files on your local hard drive. Create and index your data using Python, then save that data into several classic and ever-popular data formats.
The ability to keep track of each and every word on the Internet seems like a daunting undertaking. But underneath all of the contracts and service agreements there is a simple data-and-file indexing capability. Far from keeping a copy of everything online, companies instead create indexes. Files and techniques that allow us to point to pages are the secret to readily search index files for the information we're looking for.
In this course, you’ll create an index of your own data using Python, and manage and track data without using any third-party database technologies.
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The Python for Professionals series takes the opposite of a one-size-fits-all approach. Choose exactly what you need to learn right now, taught at your level.
Randall Nagy is a hands-on consultant, software development engineer, author, designer, and architect. He served as a Principal Software Development Engineer at Informix (acquired by IBM), Technical Section Leader at the US Army's Electronic Proving Ground, and the Principal Trainer for Borland Software Corporation. The author of articles, books, on-line educational videos, and open-source projects, Randall has helped thousands of students master tough technical concepts.
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