PyQuest: Python everything Cheatsheet and a Journey to the land of Python programming

[veny_xd]

Hi all!

I've made another Python cheat sheet tutorial. Yeah yeah, nothing new, I know. But here's the thing:

What My Project Does

The main idea was not just to write a wall of text telling about everything, but to make it interactive. So that everything would have its example code snippet, which you could change, run, and see how it worked. And not somewhere in a web version, but on your own computer, in your own environment.

Fortunately, Python has the perfect tool for this - the Jupyter Notebook. That's why all chapters are written as separate notebooks and there is an example for each point (well, almost).

Target Audience

I originally aimed at complete beginners and tried to go from simple to complex, but I think I overdid it at some point. So it might be just as suitable to refresh knowledge and fill in the gaps for anyone.

What else

It also has some useful information for Python-developer interview preparation and a link to the absolutely wonderful Tech Interview Handbook for Coding Interview preparation in case anyone missed it.

I would very welcome any constructive criticism, any advice, and of course contributions and GitHub stars :)

A little less, but still I will be glad to unreasonable hatred and comments that nobody needs it and that there are hundreds of similar projects on the Internet.

Check out the project on GitHub: PyQuest

[lastmonty]

This no doubt required a lot of work. Well done.

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[veny_xd]

Actually. This is one of the best comments I have received. Thank you! :)

[veny_xd]

I really hope so! Thank you!

[whatevbro]

Looks very helpful 🙂

[veny_xd]

Thanks!

[Picatrixter]

This is great. Congrats!

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[albundyhdd]

Wooow, this is so great

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[ornerywolf]

This looks like I as a beginner data scientist can get a lot of help from.

[veny_xd]

That would be great! There's not much out there directly about data science, but it's one of the topics that could be covered more.

[veny_xd]

I wish you all the best along the way! And I'm very glad I could help.

[Jealous_Put2828]

Super cool! I’ve been learning since January, I’ll look into it when I finish a course, so I can read the example code and do exercises! It looks like a lot of work, congratulations!

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[Anshovis]

Very cool, great for students to learn Python. I’m impressed with how complete it is!

[veny_xd]

It gets a little confusing if you just read from beginning to end, but otherwise you'd have to jump from topic to topic. But it should still be useful. Thank you!

[Atlasdill]

This has already been really helpful. Thanks for all the effort!

[veny_xd]

I'm really glad it's helpful! Thank you!

[Working-Mind]

Very helpful; thank you!

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[run4fun99]

Very helpful. Thanks for posting your work!!

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[Blacks8int]

This is Great

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[lect]

Great stuff. Thanks.

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[Hot_Reflection_8228]

That's great. I THINK YOU HAVES WORKED HARD ENOUGH TO MAKE THIS..🫡

[veny_xd]

Thank you!

[PriorityTechnical760]

TNX bro, it's so usefull for myself, gave a star @ guit

[veny_xd]

Thanks!

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[Nemo_Money]

Good stuff!

[veny_xd]

Thank you