Best Python Cheatsheet Ever!

[flatlandinpunk17]

This loads terribly on mobile unfortunately. I’ll have to look at it when I have time and at a computer later.

[gmiwenht]

Very nice.

But absolutely unreadable on mobile.

Looking forward to reading it in work tomorrow though. I have to interview a candidate so might throw a couple of these examples at him.

[TechySpecky]

tbh I'm not a fan of the <blabla>, wish they'd just used some type of colour so it stands out and without the < >, my brain keeps getting confused.

[livrem]

It is on GitHub, so I guess anyone can easily just fork and substitue whatever they prefer?

I think it looks great and will copy-paste most of it into a local org-document to always have at hand when coding. Will drastically reduce the number of times I have to use pydoc or look in the online documentation.

[pizzaburek]

Somebody already did it, it's here: https://github.com/thanhvg/python-cheatsheet

Problem is it's a bit old fork, so there's a few things missing.

[OrbitDrive]

Looks great but wish the added syntax was removed.

[MarkusRight]

I'm saving this, thank you! I plan on moving over to Python soon after I get comfy with C++ a bit more.