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Top 10 Best Python Modules which Everyone should learn 

So hey guys How are you all today in this post I am going to tell you that what are the Top 10 Best Python Modules which Everyone should learn so let's begin with the post now:


Tkinter

The tkinter is the best module in the python for making the gui(graphical user interface) of any command line program. I have kept this module first in my list because the GUI is very important if a simple user wants to interact with your program. Now let's come to the next module which is:

Request 

The request module in the python is used to make a http request on a web page many other libraries relay on this python library with this you can do many things like reading the content of a web page extracting the content and many more things.

Numpy

The numpy is a very important module for those who want to make the data science as the carrier it is used to do the data processing. If you want to make the money online then the data science is also a great option for you.

SQLAlchemy

The SQL is a great database which is used in many languages like php or python but now how will you connect this database with the python so for that we have the SQLAlchemy it is also a great module for you to learn.

Matplotlib

The matplotlib is also a great module if you want to plot graphics or graphs in your programs. It is also very much used in the python for data science. 

Pywin32

There are many APIes that the windows provide you for many functions for example it gives you a api called sapi5 which helps us to convert text to speech. For using these in python we have to use this module called Pywin32.

NLTK

The computer speaks the programming language but When we program it to speak something in english then it also speaks english but not like humans but like robots. But with the python's NLTK(Natural Language toolkit) module you can do Natural Language Processing and make the computer speak like the humans.

Scikit Learn

The Scikit Learn or Sklearn Module is the most used module in python for machine learning. It helps us to do things efficiently and fastly. Soon I will create a video on scikit Learn to get the notification of that video don't forget to subscribe the Youtube Channel.

OpenCV

If you want to create a photo editing software or crop or add any effect to the image or want to do any type of Image processing then you can learn this module of the python called opencv.

Flask

The flask is the python module for creating websites it is used for writing the backend of the websites. It is a great module for you to learn If you have a plan to become web developer in the future.

Django

This is the bonus Module from me. The django module is also used for creating web apps it makes writing the backend of the websites very easy it can be a great module for you to learn if you are new to backend development but according to me the django is not a very good choice for creating production level websites but it gives you a great idea of how the backend and the front-end works together that's why I have also included this module in my list of top 10 modules but this is the 11th module which is a bonus module for you to learn.

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