5 Fun Python Libraries
Python is extensively used by a majority of Data Scientists. Libraries make their life simpler. It is used in many organizations as it supports multiple programming paradigms:
- It’s easy to learn.
- It has a huge repository of modules and libraries.
- It performs automatic memory management.
While exploring Python I came across many fun and interesting libraries. Some of these are third-party libraries which might have to be installed on your computer.
5 such libraries and modules which I found interesting are:
SymPy
SymPy is an open-source Python library for symbolic computation. i have created a simple expression in the below example and calculated it’s derivative and integral.
To read more about this library visit → SymPy Official Documentation
Pyjoke
Getting bored with all the data cleaning work? Get a smile on your face by hearing a pun or joke from Python itself. That is exactly what Pyjokes does, it tells you jokes.
To read more about this library visit → Pyjokes Documentation
Emoji
Ever wondered how to add social media emojis in your code? Print emojis on your own using simple code lines and the emoji module of python.
To read more about this library visit → Emoji Documentation
Turtle
Turtle is a Python module to draw different shapes. It’s a popular way for introducing programming to kids.
To read more about this library visit → Turtle Documentation
HeartRate
HeartRate library offers a simple real time visualisation of the execution of a Python program. It shows you which lines are executed and how many times they are executed.
To read more about this library visit → HeartRate Documentation
Conclusion
These are some interesting libraries that you can play around with to have some fun with Python. Happy Coding!
