There are some groundrules, some laid down by the site admins, some my suggestions:
1) Pages must be named in ASCII and English (PolishLanguage)
2) Pages must have an explanation in English at the top (Links to Python information in <language X>)
3) (my suggestion) We probably want to limit invites to edit the pages to people we know well, or Pythonistas with a track record. Hopefully this is inclusive enough without opening the site up to a spam flood and vandalismfest.
Where these pages really need help:
1) check links, remove broken ones.
2) add new links that are quality Python information and active.
3) some care for languages that have next to nothing, but do have people in the Python community - even a link to the Wikipedia page for Python, in that language, is a start (Some are pretty complete and of high quality - the Russian language Wikipedia page for Python, for instance, packs a lot in).
This page provides Python-related resources in Malayalam for learners and developers.
🏛 About Malayalam (മലയാളം)
Native to: 🇮🇳 India (Kerala, parts of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, Puducherry)
Ethnicity: Malayali
Speakers: ~37 million native speakers (2011 Census)
Language Family: Dravidian → Tamil–Malayalam → Malayalam
Writing System: Malayalam script (Brahmic)
ISO Codes:
ISO 639-1: ml
ISO 639-2: mal
ISO 639-3: mal
Unicode Range: 0D00-0D7F
Wikipedia Article: Learn more about Malayalam
📖 Python Documentation in Malayalam
Explore the following resources to learn Python in Malayalam:
🔗 General Links
📚 Blogs & Tutorials
🎥 Video Tutorials (YouTube)
🛠 Malayalam Support in Python 3
Python 3 fully supports Unicode, allowing Malayalam text to be used in programs.
1 # Malayalam text in Python
2 പേര് = "മലയാളം"
3 print(f"എന്റെ ഭാഷയുടെ പേര്: {പേര്}")
Explanation
പേര് = "മലയാളം" → Assigns the string "മലയാളം" to the variable പേര്.
print(f"എന്റെ ഭാഷയുടെ പേര്: {പേര്}") → Uses an f-string to format and print text with the variable.