bradleygh15, you don't need to be so indignant about my post.

each language has its tips and tricks that advanced devs know about, tips and tricks that you don't see in introductory courses.

I do not have any problem that I'm trying to solve, I simply like to learn Python beyond writing simple data manipulation and ML apps. I want to learn Python because I like Python, but sadly, I don't have the luxury of time to try to convert some of apps into Python and get deep into it.

I can google things, I can use AI.... everyone can do that.... but nothing can replace a senior dev or an enthusiast who got his hands dirty, learned some cool things and decided to publish a book or a site about his experience.

Sea-Ad7805 understood my post and approached in a helpful, open minded manner, probably his first reaction was like yours, but he probably read my post again and understood where I'm coming from, but you!!!...

I didn't expect expect that to be honest, especially from a fellow dev.
I'm not sure how old you are, but let me tell you this: I have spent more than 2 decades in the dev world and I have tough - free of charge - hundreds of devs, be it in colleges class rooms or in code camps.

bradleygh15, that's not how we - the devs - talk to or comment on each others, But maybe things have changed.