#ZenOfPython

Found a Python course and never seen this before in any other coding language, very poetic! #zenofpython

This @PineCrestSTEM student lets his sense of humor show in this simple interactive postcard. #zenofpython "In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it." #pythonprogramming #python #csed

💡 Remember, in Python, "explicit is better than implicit." Code clarity > clever one-liners. #ZenOfPython #Pythonic Run `import this` in your REPL to see the full Zen of Python

The #python walrus operator can be used to accumulate data: >>> data = [10, 4, 20, 15, 21, 7] >>> c=0; [(c := c + x) for x in data] [10, 14, 34, 49, 70, 77] How long before someone proposes in-place variants? [(c :+= x) for x in data]

@raymondh @DahlitzF f = lambda n:[(a:=0),(b:=1)]+[(c:=a)+(a:=b)+(b:=a+c)-a-c for _ in range(n-2)]

@codewithanthony @raymondh @DahlitzF #zenofpython

finding this easter egg, among my python studies, was funny. @pumpichank #ZenofPython

El 1er zen de Python nos recuerda que la legibilidad es importante y el 2do zen nos enseña a preferir la claridad sobre la complejidad. ¡Dos principios fundamentales para escribir código Pythonic y eficiente! 🐍👨‍💻 #Python #ZenOfPython

"Going back to basics with the Zen of Python. 'Beautiful is better than ugly.' — Tim Peters Because great code starts with clear thinking. 🧠🐍✨ #Python #ZenOfPython #CleanCode"

Unpopular opinion: using AI for what a few lines of well written code would do, is not considered working smart or being "modern". #technical #SoftwareEngineering #zenofpython

have a dose of #zenofpython #python and you will be fine ;)

Did you know about this easter egg introduced in Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP-20)? >>>import this And read The Zen of Python... #python #zenofpython #thebalddev

Answer is D, but the code looks bad/poor to me. #ZenOfPython Simple is better than complex. Readability counts.

#Python Pop Quiz 🐍❓ What is x? A) None, None B) 0 C) 1 D) (0, 1)

I learnt something beautiful yet hilarious, and thought to share. Ever heard of the Zen of Python? The Zen of Python is a set of 19 guiding principles and philosophies that encourage programmers to write code that is not only functional but also elegant, readable, & maintainable.

· In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess. · There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. · Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch. · Now is better than never. · Although never is often better than *right* now.

· If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea. · If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea. · Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those! Tried it yet?😄😄 #python #zenofpython

Some code is beautiful, easy to understand, with clearly defined goals, that are easy to test. Some code seems to actively fight against attempts to beautify (and not just formatting). Can all code become beautiful and how much effort should you put in to it?

@willmcgugan Yes, but it may require you to gain Dutch citizenship #ZenOfPython

Over the next 20 days, I’ll daily be going through each guiding principle of the Zen of Python penned by Tim Peters in 1999 to #BDFL @gvanrossum with literal and Python inference. Join me as I share the daily nugget. #20DayswithZenOfPython #ZenOfPython #PEP20 #TimPeters #ZacDuna

Modern enlightenment. The Zen of python and peek into the source code of the wolrd. Balancing technology with natural internalism. #zenofpython #python

#ZenOfPython $ python >>> import this @PythonNigeria @pydanny @0b1101111 @acetakwas @eeyitemi @_teenoh @temiloluwaafape @gvanrossum @CodeWisdom @ThePSF @PythonGhana @Princekwekowe @audreyr @remotepython @PythonCentral @PythonNewsread @TalkPython @PythonInsider @PythonStack

☝️Simple is better than complex.☝️ Trust me. You'll waste so much time trying to make something fancy, and it will become too hard to maintain. This nugget of wisdom comes from the #ZenOfPython. Honestly, all 20 points are good: #PandyEveryHour

@iamserverr "[A] Sparse [community] is better than [a] dense [one]." :) - An adapted #ZenOfPython @iamserverr: See you in #Abuja this #PyConNG!

Explicit is better than implicit. This principle demands us to think about our assumptions and communicate with details. Precisely, but with details. Omission of details often times makes sentences short/simple for one but can confuse/complicate stuff for others. #zenofpython

Day10 of #20DayswithZenofPython _ Errors should never pass silently. #Literal meaning: Principle suggests that when someone does wrong, you correct them because if you don’t, the bug becomes habit and habit becomes character which invariably becomes difficult to debug.

#Python meaning: It’s better for a program to fail fast and crash than to silence the error and continue running the program. The bugs that inevitably happen later on will be harder to debug. #20DayswithZenOfPython #ZenOfPython #Aphorisms #PEP20 #BDFL #TimPeters #ZacDuna