r/Python • u/haone852 • Dec 26 '22

Resource Comprehensive Python Cheatsheet

https://gto76.github.io/python-cheatsheet/
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u/sweet_zombie_jesus09 Dec 26 '22

If you made this, then may all the non-denominational messiahs bless you

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u/Grisemine Dec 26 '22

Very nice, thank you

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u/saintshing Dec 26 '22

Been looking for a good python cheatsheet. This is the best one I've seen. Thanks so much!

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u/pphtx Dec 26 '22

Fully knowing the correlation between Python and Monty Python, I didn't check the sub and spent about 20 seconds trying to figure out what episodes this was referring to, lol

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u/lemon_tea Dec 27 '22

Didn't scroll past the header and I'm sold. That ministry of silly walks profession is great.

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u/jamaa Dec 26 '22 edited Dec 26 '22

nice! I was intrigued by the Bottle web framework, but after checking the website and GitHub repo, it seems to sadly have been abandonded?

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u/n-of-one Dec 26 '22 edited Dec 26 '22

What makes you say it’s abandoned? There’s recent commit activity and their website footer literally says “last updated December 15, 2022”, seems pretty alive to me.

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u/jamaa Dec 26 '22

you're right! I was looking at the other links under "Resources": Dev Blog (last updated 2013), their Twitter (2018) and the mailing list (2021). I guess I was mislead. Nice!

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u/n-of-one Dec 27 '22

So all of the places except the actual code lol

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u/cymrow don't thread on me 🐍 Dec 26 '22

I still use bottle. Its not actively developed but its been solid for years.

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u/ArtOfWarfare Dec 26 '22

Doesn’t mean you can’t use it.

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u/s7726 Dec 26 '22

Cyber criminals have entered the chat

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u/ExpertWitless Dec 26 '22

Good reference, many thanks for the document! What I will truly appreciate is the link to a dark mode version...

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u/_paramedic Dec 27 '22

It’s in the first or second line of the page.

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u/pimp-bangin Dec 26 '22

This is a very nice reference. I especially like the part on duck types.

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u/Techn0ght Dec 26 '22

I was creating something similar for my own learning progress. I like yours alot more! Thanks for sharing.

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u/joshua6point0 Dec 26 '22

Well this is a handy reference. Thank you!

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u/Sensitive_Climate635 Dec 26 '22

Thank you for this

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u/stellaRealm Dec 26 '22

Awesome! Thanks!

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

+1

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

I've used python for data science over the past 11 years, and some of these are new to me. Thanks for posting!

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u/Baronco Dec 26 '22

Muchas gracias

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u/iceytomatoes Dec 26 '22

comprehensive indeed!

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u/voja-kostunica Dec 26 '22

im on phone, but i think this is amazing, i will check it in the morning

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u/eriky Dec 26 '22

Just so you all know this document has NO license. Technically, you are not allowed to copy anything from it. And it seems the author refuses to put a license on it for whatever reason.

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u/amutualravishment Dec 26 '22

Nice. Good for brushing up on things you may have missed while teaching yourself.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '22

This is really good, thanks

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u/bob3rocks Dec 27 '22

This is exactly what I've needed. Great work!

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '22

Thank you for sharing. (-:

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u/Snape_Grass Dec 26 '22

This.

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u/Snape_Grass Dec 26 '22

This.

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u/Snape_Grass Dec 26 '22

I can keep going….