I was also thinking about that how could we anotate just running functions.

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I often use a loop to search for something, and use "break" to break out of the loop when it is found. Then "else" means it was not found, which kind of makes sense to me.

I work with databases a lot and I do a lot of data manipulation. Do you have any lessons for that? I like continuation.

That antigravity thing reminded me of a video I just watched about MS Office macro viruses. Who thought it was a good idea to give a programming language the ability to open a browser window?

Remember that the else-statement in both the for and while loops, will also be executed even if the program doesn’t enter the loop’s body.

Great video. Mot likely I'll have to come back eventually hahaha I really like your channel.

Why is it that all programming teachers I know are calmest most chill and nice people yet they casually drop the darkest type of humour or life truths :D

Thank you I really am beginning to appreciate material that is more focused on thinking, and Python. I’ve learned a lot from tutorials, but for the most part, I am only able to apply what I have copied and limited situation versus having an understanding and being able to create.

8:40 "Bob is not responding" I mean ofcourse ... Typical good for nothing Bob

Great video! Thanks for the lightbulb moment :) Helping me become confidently correct

Assigning lambdas is discouraged and even disallowed by most linters. The flatten example does not work on generic sequences, while it should.

What is the plug-in that you use for checking type hints?

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EVERY SINGLE video about the super useful memoization, use fibonnacci as example. That's SAD.

Creating a lambda function and assigning it directly to a variable is considered bad practice.

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Short answer, absolutely yes

Can someone explain why he has :init) and -> init?

Insanely helpful! Thank you

If we are to mention golfing, let's go all the way. return ['No',Yes'][len(user_input)>10]+' case' or return 'YNeos'[len(user_input)<11::2]+' case'

Only the last one is specific to f-strings though, right? The rest are all just general string formatting techniques. Good tips nonetheless.

the video just show a lot of useful features that someone that does not know the language might be confused about...

I remember seeing a reflex match phase that is over 200 characters long to be able to match 99.999% of email addresses due to the sheer complexity of getting all permutations of emails

Regex is less painful than type annotations. :P By the way, a regex pattern using [A-Za-z0-9_] is just [\w]. I am also wondering who ever needs to reverse a string, is there a use case for it?

Python checklist 1. Readability 2. Performance/Space I try to avoid things like lambda functions or other “pythonic” things for minimal time improvements in in industry code 😅