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1TN
TextBlob, Natural language processing made simple in Python▲303
2013 · textblob.readthedocs.org
2FA
Flask-Ask – Amazon Echo Development in Python▲107
2016 · johnwheeler.org
3AS
A simple Prolog Interpreter written in a few lines of Python 3▲149
2019 · github.com
4IP
Intriguing Python One-Liner▲8
2019 · gist.github.com
5AS
Adding some syntactic sugar to Python▲77
2017 · github.com
6MP
Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)▲84
2020 · github.com
7HT
How to make your Python code more idiomatic – 25 tips and tricks▲56
2018 · github.com
8SB
SpaCy – Build tomorrow's language technology products with Python▲93
2015 · spacy.io
9MF
My friend misspelled “which” command, so I created this script for him▲14
2016 · gist.github.com
10PR
Python requirements for Humans▲78
2016 · github.com
11AS
A search engine for python syntax▲12
2014 · alts.io
12PP
Practical Python – Python projects for beginners▲38
2020 · codewithrepl.it
13AG
AI grammar checker▲15
2019 · agrammar.com
14SE
Synonym, explain and guess word explanations▲27
2019 · synonym.westeurope.cloudapp.azure.com
15AS
A story written in Python code▲9
2021 · amazon.com
16LP
Language proposal - dave▲24
2012 · davelang.github.com
17AC
A Chrome extension to help clarify confusing Python documentation▲6
2013 · platipy.com
18LT
Language_tool_Python – a Python grammar checker based on LanguageTool▲7
2020 · github.com
19AC
A Command-Line Sentence Tokenizer Written in Golang▲6
2015 · github.com
20VA
Verbatim – a simple pastebin▲14
2016 · verbatim.link
21IM
I made a word cloud in python▲5
2012 · peekaboo-vision.blogspot.de
22RP
REPIC.py – Read, Evaluate and Print in Comments▲7
2017 · github.com
23SA
Speakers, a simple event system for python▲13
2013 · falcao.it
24SW
Simple Wordle solver in command line in Python▲13
2022 · github.com

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