Ever tried `sum([True, False, True])`? It gives `2` because `True` is `1` and `False` is `0` under the hood. Makes sense but feels *wrong* somehow.
Another head-scratcher: `a += b` isn’t always the same as `a = a + b`. Try it with lists and you’ll see what I mean.
For deep dives, the Python docs (docs.python.org) are dry but *so* thorough. Just Ctrl+F for the syntax in python bit you’re stuck on.
Another head-scratcher: `a += b` isn’t always the same as `a = a + b`. Try it with lists and you’ll see what I mean.
For deep dives, the Python docs (docs.python.org) are dry but *so* thorough. Just Ctrl+F for the syntax in python bit you’re stuck on.