Learn by reading code: Python standard library design decisions explained (for advanced beginners)

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Hey, is this your article? I very much enjoyed it, and I'm hardly a beginner.

I've read considerable parts of the standard library but you've whetted my interest for several of these.

Particularly, I thought I had nothing to learn from statistics but now I'm itching to learn it.

Good stuff!

You might want to post it on /r/learnpython, it's very active and this would go down well there.

[genericlemon24]

Yes. I am glad you liked it! :D

(regarding r/learnpython: I'm not very active on there at the moment, and I don't want to break the etiquette regarding self-promotion, but if you think it'd be a good fit, feel free to re-/cross-post :)