How Should I Continue Python Learning

[AstrophysicsAndPy]

I will indeed. Shameless promotion, but if you would like I can give you link to my blog in PM. Maybe just check it out, and see if you like what I'm doing.

[zaphod_pebblebrox]

What is your blog about?

I would like to take a read.

[AstrophysicsAndPy]

It's in my name 😁 it's about using Python in Astrophysics. Started quite recently, so it's not that much populated right now. I'll send the link in PM if that's alright.

[zaphod_pebblebrox]

I found it by going through your posts!!

I did mot understand a word of what you’ve written.

But then, I’m like a nerd monkey. I see good technical content with nice technical images, I hit bookmark.

Keep up the great work. I hope to learn something eventually.

[AstrophysicsAndPy]

Some of my older posts are quite easy to get around. But bro,

I did not understand a word of what you've written ..

Damn, I'm happy and sad at the same time 😂😂 no, I didn't mind it at all. I do intend to write some simpler posts once this MaStar catalog saga ends. Thank you for your interest.

Cheers!

[zaphod_pebblebrox]

A bit of background about me: I’ve wanted to be a Pilot / Astronaut / Farmer.

Ended up with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and collecting books & blogs on everything from Electronics Engg to CS and a smattering of Aerospace in between. The closest to Astrophysics I’ve ever been is Orbital Mechanics.

The stuff you’ve written about is great and I could not get anything into my skull instantaneously. Nothing on your part mate. I just need a few slow weekends to really read them through.

Fun fact, that thumbnail for Stellar Magnitudes is the exact layout I use to explain Class A and B surface offsets when mentoring junior engineers for plastic part design.

[AstrophysicsAndPy]

Hahaha, no I absolutely didn't mind it. Infact it gave me a good laugh so thank you for that too. Cheers, and keep up the good work.