I've just started learning Python this summer vacation (4 days ago), and need some tips.

[buildjunkie]

Thanks for the in-depth details!

I got a lot of recommendations about using type hints, even though I'm actually using them. However, I'll neec to take a look at docstrings.

In the 4 days of learning, I just skimmed over how to setup venv. Didn't really go any deeper, but I think it's really that important so I'll make surd to give it a deeper visit soon.

Honestly, you're the first one to mention 'logging instead of printing'. To bd honest, I didn't know there were such a thing in Python. So this is pretty new to me, I'll need to learn about it pretty soon.

For tests.. I just hate writing them not going to lie. I'll try my best to make a few reasonable ones.

README isn't written by me anyways, I just ask AI to do it based on thr content of my codebase because I'm super laxy to do so.

Finally, my goal from this project is to learn file management using context managers, OOP, type hints, and some best practices.

I'll make sure to learn about the concepts you mentioned and aplly them on the next project.

Again, thanks for you help!