The Logic of Python, Explained Like You've Never Coded BeforeWhen you first start coding, your programs are like a train on a single, straight track. You give the computer a list of instructions, and it mindlessly executes them from top to bottom. It calculatesJun 22 · 7 min readmy-py-learn-journey.hashnode.dev
The Python Object Model, Explained Like You've Never Coded BeforeWhen you first start coding, you treat Python like a calculator. You type x = 5, then y = x + 2, and you get 7. It feels like you are just pushing raw numbers around. But eventually, things start actiJun 22 · 6 min readmy-py-learn-journey.hashnode.dev
Copying Objects, Explained Like You've Never Coded BeforeEvery time a beginner tries to make a "backup" of a list in Python, a predictable disaster happens. They modify the backup, and to their horror, the original list changes too. They feel like the compuJun 22 · 5 min readmy-py-learn-journey.hashnode.dev
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