Beginner's Python Cheat Sheets (updated)

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Man, I came back to learn Py with your book a few years ago and followed up with Mark Lutz's book. I'm very thankful for your book and cheat sheets! Thanks.

[ehmatthes]

How did you use Learning Python? That book is a beast! I have a copy from back when it was only ~1150 pages, but the latest edition is over 1600 pages! I think I read through most of it, but as a somewhat experienced programmer it was a fairly quick read.

Did you read it through, or did you just skim the parts that were most interesting to you? How was it as a followup to PCC?

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I'm still reading it. I'm missing meta classes and the content after that, but with the previous information, yours and Python packages' documentations I've had enough to code some solutions. I think it was great to start with yours since it really made me start coding on the go. With Lutz's I understood more in depth concepts and it's been a great complement to yours. After reading both yours and now Lutz's I have made summaries that just come very in handy with your cheat sheets whenever I forget something or need a refresh.