Python 10 Match Case Statements | structural pattern matching

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Learn to use new features in Python 3.10, structural pattern matching, Match-Case statements, the most significant new feature in Python v10. This tutorial walks through 7 easy examples using integers, floats, strings, tuples, and Python objects to explain Match statements using code.

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var = (0, 9)
match var:
case (0, 0):
print('origin')
case (x, 0):
print('x axis')
case (0, y):
print('y axis')
case other:
print('not on axes')

memine
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How can I use the match statement to update a column in a data.frame?

CaribouDataScience
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As generally as possible - are there scenarios where match case statements in python are faster than nested ifs, or is it mostly a syntax improvement?

jimmydonovan
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I installed 3.10 version but in anaconda shown me 3.9.7 version what could I do

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I'm Using anaconda for Python, and I typed everything exactly the same way. But I keep on getting red lines and red error messages along where it says match line and the variable next to it. Maybe I will try this on VSCODE instead? I am disappointed with Python; Python is actually my favorite language and JavaScript runs switch statements more efficiently than Python and JavaScript isn't as logical and correct as Python is.
Side note: For the job industry it is a shame more business is not using Python, compared to JavaScript. There are so many JavaScript in the market especially for web development, Mobile development, both front end and back end. I've only noticed 2 professions which really require Python development and that is Data Science and DevOps. Maybe I should switch from learning web development to AWS Cloud services as a DevOps Developer, thinking about it not certain yet, thank you for the video.
UPDATE: was getting errors because the match wasn't properly aligned on the page along. I wonder if there is something you can download onto VSCODE which does this for you? Thank you for the video was very informative.

DevlogBill