The most confusing thing for me was chained comparisons. Like `1 < 2 < 3` evaluates to `True` because Python secretly reads it as `1 < 2 and 2 < 3`. Neat, but why not just write it the long way?
And don’t get me started on `__dunder__` methods. Why does `__str__` exist if `__repr__` is there? Feels like overcomplicating things.
For quick checks, I use the REPL constantly. Just type `python` in your terminal and test snippets live. No better way to learn syntax in python!
And don’t get me started on `__dunder__` methods. Why does `__str__` exist if `__repr__` is there? Feels like overcomplicating things.
For quick checks, I use the REPL constantly. Just type `python` in your terminal and test snippets live. No better way to learn syntax in python!