Python is awesome. But much of its stacks of fascinating quirks, tricks, and other syntactic sugar good stuff tend to be hidden amidst ancient Stack Overflow posts and questionable reddit threads, which makes discovering it quite nontrivial.
So, pycobytes is a weekly series where we delve into interesting and useful features in Python. It’s not a comprehensive overview of the language by any means, but I share all the cool stuff I’ve discovered through years of adventuring.
Unsure where to start? The pycobytes site↗ is pretty cool!
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issue | date | title |
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8 | 12/11/24 | Collapse if Able else Expand |
7 | 05/11/24 | Alternative Facts |
6 | 08/10/24 | Tuple Trouble |
5 | 14/09/24 | Setting the Scene with Miserable Iterables |
404 | 04/07/24 | Where do I learn? |
4 | 27/06/24 | "Wait, you can multiply strings?" |
3 | 21/06/24 | "A Strand of String Theory" |
2 | 12/06/24 | Stringterpolation with f-Strings |
1 | 06/06/24 | The Power of List Comprehensions |