Learn Enough Python to be Useful: argparse

How to Get Command Line Arguments Into Your ScriptsIf you plan to be a software developer with Python, you'll want to be able to use argparse for your scripting needs. If you're a data scientist, you'll likely find yourself needing to port your code from a Jupyter Notebook to a reproducible script. For many newer data scientists this can be a step from a comfortable, happy place into scary land. This guide is designed to make the leap less scary.Like a mountain through the clouds, argparse brings arguments from the command line. 😏argparse is the "recommended command-line parsing module in the Python standard library." It's what you use to get command line arguments into your program.I couldn't find a good intro guide for argparse when I needed one, so I wrote this article. Enjoy!Jupyter is greatBeyond the Jupyter NotebookThe first time I saw argparse in a Python script for a side project I thought, "What is this voodo magic?" And quickly moved the code into a Jupyter Notebook. This move turned out to be suboptimal.

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