Programming Notes

I've posted these notes for a variety of reasons: document my learning, helping friends,experimenting with alternate ways of explaining a topic. But mostly because writing a tutorial forces me to structure my thinking and reenforces the key points of a topic in my own mind. Plus you or I can use these snippets for quick reference when building other projects.

Contents

Python

Generally useful snippets

1. The Basics
2. Assertions
3. Function Argument Unpacking
4. Args & Kwargs
5. Generators
6. Unit Testing
7. Classes
8. Object Orientied Basics
9. Class Methods & Static Methods
10. Inheritance
11. Special Methods, Magic, Dunder
12. Cython
13. A-Z of Python Dictionaries

Web Dev

1. APIs
2. Flask Intro
3. Flask Templates

Deep Learning

1. Best Practices Notes
2. RNN/LSTMs
3. CNN Transfer Learning
4. Functional API
5. Code Snippets

Data Science

Once upon a time I was an assitant teacher at General Assembly, SF. These tutorials were geared towards common questions that students asked which were not covered in lecture.

1. p-value vs. t-value
2. QQ plots
3. Regularization
4. Time Series, Autocorrelation
5. Regression Problem Set
6. Permutation Feature Importance

Computer Vision & Robotics

Mostly from my learnings with Udacty courses, Nanodegrees, and some graduate courses at Twente.

1. Extended Kalman Filters
2. Stereo Vision

C++

Useful references for C++. Additionally, check out TheCherno for more great tutorials on C++ and OpenGL.

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1. How C++ Woks
2. Variables
3. Functions
4. Pointers
5. Passing By Reference
6. Enums
7. Constructors and Destructors
8. Inheritance
9. Virtual Functions
10. Pure Virtual Functions
11. Visibility
12. Arrays
13. Strings
14. Const
15. Member Initializer List
16. Ternary Operator
17. Operator Overloading
18. Stack and Heap
19. Multiple Return Types
20. Templates
21. Vector
22. Arrow Operator
23. This Keyword
24. Preprocessor Macros
25. Auto
26. Static Arrays
27. Multithreading