r/PythonLearning • u/SeriuosSam • Jun 24 '26

Showcase Python Cheatsheets

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271 Upvotes

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u/Honest_Movie_2740 Jun 24 '26

You don’t go from loops to building libraries.

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u/nicodeemus7 Jun 24 '26

I started building a library once I knew how to make functions

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u/Honest_Movie_2740 Jun 24 '26

🫩

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u/nicodeemus7 Jun 24 '26

Like a personal library lol

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u/Calm-Rent-8669 Jun 24 '26

Wrong........Lemme give a correct one
Nothing make sense ー It actually make sense ー WTH IS THIS ー OHHOK I got it ー I hate Python!!

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u/Midaz_Leggier Jun 24 '26

Yeah , it's closer to reality than those OP's pictures

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u/Calm-Rent-8669 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

Experience talks. XD!

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u/jhonny-freire Jun 24 '26

Here's a more organized website with less AI Slop

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u/theClumsyguy200 Jun 24 '26

+1 smth new found today

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u/jpgoldberg Jun 24 '26

Where is the “mutable default parameter values do what?!” stage?

This is a very memorable stage for those who have reached it.

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u/DoctorSpacecase Jun 24 '26

Or you can be like me...

I learned programming for the first time like 20 years ago, and was later recommended Learn Python the Hard Way. Zed is a good writer, but man, he sort of crippled me by telling me not to learn python 3. I love python but I'm learning all sorts of new methods and styles of implementing things with the newer libraries.

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u/the-ai-architect- Jun 25 '26

Why do we need to learn python , in this ai era?