Python 3.7 beginner's cheat sheet

Get acquainted with Python's built-in pieces.
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The Python programming language is known for its large community and diverse extension menu, but much is packed into the language itself. This cheat sheet rounds up a few built-in pieces to get new Python programmers started.

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Nicholas Hunt-Walker
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My name is Nicholas Hunt-Walker and I’m currently a software developer working at Starbucks' department of Emerging Technology. My specialty is in using Python for development, but I dabble heavily in JavaScript as well. I wasn't always this way. For 5.5 years I was a graduate student at the University of Washington pursuing a Ph.D. in astronomy.
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Mahmoud Abduljawad | September 20, 2018
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Although it's great to see cheat sheets being posted here, yet, it's misleading to indicate that this is specific to 3.7, where as [almost] everything in it is applicable to any python version.

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Nicholas Hunt-Walker | September 21, 2018
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Fair, but in this case where's the harm in noting that it's specifically for Python 3.7? If someone's starting Python today, they'll be starting with 3.7. I wrote the code in 3.7. It's applicable to 3.7. What's the difference?

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