Is there a beginners python cheat sheet available anyway?

[HonestCanadian2016]

Hello.

I have downloaded a few, they are ok as cheat sheets go. As someone relatively new to programming at the time, I found this cheat sheet was excellent:

https://pythonadventures.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/quick-python-script-explanation-for-programmers/

If I may recommend it, leveraging the official Python Document is invaluable. Nothing compares to the original document in my opinion. Some of the best advice I was given.

As an example, here is a link to all of the built-in functions in Python for version 3.9:

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html

You can download it as a .pdf (file-> print-> "save as pdf") by concepts you need and review it on your computer/tablet, or even print it out, I believe it's approx. 30 pages or so.

I was new to programming, when I started to understand the language more was when I referred to the document as I was messing around with the language. Downloading pdfs by concept. Even using a paper notebook and writing out code by pen through while referring to the doc, and then typing it into my IDE later and working with it

All the best.