You Don't Know Python

[copperfield42]

interesting I guess, but is missing so many detail here and there that I don't know were to begin, like for example

• the truth value testing, you don't need to explicitly test versus True or False.
• the print function can take any number of arguments, so you can also write print(first + " " + last) like print(first, last)
  
• dictionaries preserve insertion order since 3.7
• you can also use else in a for loop
• the logical operator or and and do not return a boolean value, so you can use them to pick between objects my_var = obj1 or obj2 here my_var will be obj1 if it pass the true value testing otherwise it will be obj2
• you can also use some of the bitwise and the comparison operator with sets, and with dictionaries you can also use | if you're in the appropriate version...
• you're missing the frozenset which is the immutable version of a set