I was planning to do a series on testing after the series about lists is finished. But a series about OOP concepts might be a better focus before getting to tests. Are there specific aspects of object-oriented programming that you have questions about, that you'd like to see covered?
I'm curious how you ended up with a good understanding of Django and cPython, without a comparable understanding of Python itself?
Is it possible to msg you on twitter? my twitter is shiba_m001n
I've been trying to advance in Python--I've only taken a intro course into python.
I joined the course with a great understanding of django and cPython, but I still lack overall ability to write classes and create objects.
I am hoping to find some information from your articles here, I've also been looking at your chess game & sprite sheet github;
-Bob
I was planning to do a series on testing after the series about lists is finished. But a series about OOP concepts might be a better focus before getting to tests. Are there specific aspects of object-oriented programming that you have questions about, that you'd like to see covered?
I'm curious how you ended up with a good understanding of Django and cPython, without a comparable understanding of Python itself?