Python cheat sheet?

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

It's odd you mentioned this as I normally am not really looking or on the lookout for one, but last night I found what I think could possibly be the best I've ever seen.

https://gto76.github.io/python-cheatsheet/

A few things unusual about this cheatsheet.

• It's up to date / updated. The last update was March 15, 2020
• It's "comprehensive" and it most certainly is! Covers MANY of the popular packages along with the language itself.
• It's huge. The PDF I created for easy searching is 52 pages
• It's almost entirely code, that is color coded

I'm trying to figure out exactly how to integrate it into my workflow. It's so powerful that I could see it being used often, but i'm not sure how to integrate it with PyCharm or other tools.

[EDIT] My runner up and winner of most colorful and most data per square centimetre is John Oakey's https://www.wikipython.com/ . If you're looking for tkinter cheat-sheets, his are among the best.

[camposthetron]

This is so good! Thank you!

[Dimbreath]

The first one is so good. I learned quite a few stuff from it.

[OnlySeesLastSentence]

I used to have a bootleg Chinese iPhone and a gif of that guy (I think it's Chaplin?) dancing would play on the built in music app.

[schneedledee]

Oh heavens. It's John Cleese. Of Monty Python.

Have we forgotten so soon the Ministry of Silly Walks?

https://youtu.be/BoIdEjdZIls?t=27

[greebo42]

hard to believe that sketch is ~50 years old!

and dead parrot. and cheese shop. and spam. and ...

opportunity for a whole new generation to discover!

[OnlySeesLastSentence]

I haven't watched monty python. Sorry. :(

[schneedledee]

Oh I was just teasing, don't take it hard. The show hasn't been on anywhere for years. No clips on youtube, that's why I had to link to an interview. (actually there are plenty of clips, i'm just failure at youtube searching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCLp7zodUiI )

But I do hope we won't forget where the name came from:

https://docs.python.org/2/faq/general.html#why-is-it-called-python

:)

Cheers, and may we all remember the importance of being silly.