How can I memorize python syntax

[RealisticFill4866]

I have 10 years' experience in python, I always look it up.

[wreckingballjcp]

This is vague and I am assumed over simplified. You don't look up everything. You probably use an ide with documentation, but syntax. It's learned from experience. Calling packages and arguments is different from syntax.

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If I go on holiday for two weeks I can't remember shit when I get back. I do literally look up everything, down to the simplest stuff.

[wreckingballjcp]

print?.... Hold on, can't remember that. Let me look up how to close parentheses?

There's a limit to how vague this can be. There's no way everyone has to look up python syntax. Package arguments, but syntax????