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Day 42 in Python. After working with abstractions and interfaces, exploring different behaviors, and spending some time understanding their power, I moved on to another solid topic: handling dependencies, whether through requirements with pip or TOML configuration using Poetry.

Day 35 in Python was a great week. I learned the power of abstraction, which represents the concept of polymorphism in the Python way and allows the creation of very useful interfaces. I also got into packages and the import mechanism, and I’m now back to practicing abstraction.

Day 28 in Python. This week was very good. I explored file handling in Python and how to access the standard input/output stream pipelines, which are built on C logic but with much more forgiveness. I also had some time at the end to start discovering the concept of abstraction,

Day 20 in Python. This week was great-I learned new concepts and practiced the old ones. I discovered unpacking, core data collections (lists, sets, dictionaries), and their methods. I also learned about generators, list, dict, and set comprehensions to create data on the fly.

Day 13 in Python: I took a deeper look about those commands line accessed by sys module. I explored the journey of them from the terminal, through Bash parsing and the kernel, to its initialization in the Python process stack, and how treated by python interpreter, and more.

Day 12 of Python: Today, I decided to explore some new topics. I looked into handling command-line arguments and learned how to convert data into JSON format to store in a file. well, its a bad day. #python

Day 11 in Python: I practiced exceptions, created custom exceptions to handle specific scenarios, and used the finally block for proper cleanup. All of this was organized within a complex exception management system that applied the learned concepts. Not a bad day. #python #code

[Day9]: Today I learned about a new concept in Python: Exceptions. I discovered how they work behind the scenes, which classes they apply to, and how they can prevent a program from crashing, allowing it to keep running and completing its tasks.✅ Not a bad day. #python #code

[Day 8] Python: Completed the garden management system, strengthening my understanding of object-oriented programming and the different types of methods. Overall, a solid day of progress.👨‍💻 #PYTHON #oop

[Day7] in python == today I discover static methods and class methods, I also learned about namespaces within class scopes. It was a good day! ✅️ #pythonlearner

[Day6] in python == Keep practicing Class inheritance ✅️ Also discover the ability of Netsted classes ✅️ Was a good day. #python #oop #code

[Day5] in python = Discover Class inheritance in OOP 👨‍💻✅️

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Why does JavaScript have a larger developer community than Python?

@sushitwts is it that bad?

It is true.

@Adityapandeydev Python better than C

What opinion about tech would get you in this position?

@nalinrajput23 scratch

Guess the programming language

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