Codecademy Python Cheat Sheet

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Python Cheat Sheet Miscellaneous useful notes 1.extT after a pound sign ( # ), as well as text between sets of three single quotes, ', are comments, and are ignored by the code. 2.extT in parentheses is evaluated by Python prior to other text, in a manner identical to how parentheses are treated in math.

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PythonCodecademy python 2 cheat sheet
  1. In Python, lists are ordered collections of items that allow for easy use of a set of data. List values are placed in between square brackets , separated by commas. It is good practice to put a space between the comma and the next value. The values in a list do not need to be unique (the same value can be repeated).
  2. Python 3 Beginner's Reference Cheat Sheet Special characters # comentand n new lineor scape char dict.get Numeric operators + addition - subtraction. multiplication / division. exponent% modulus // floor division Boolean operators equal!= different higher = higher or equal.

I am currently taking the Analyze data with Python course. I think is great and I am having fun doing it.

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In the beginning, we were receiving something called a cheat sheet. Please see an example here. I thought they were really useful, especially when you take breaks between courses. That is why I was surprised when we stop receiving them for more advanced stuff like lambda functions.

Is there a way we can receive more of these sheets? I think they would be especially useful going forward.

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