There was first python_learning repository, than CS50 Introduction to computer science, finally after creation of SQL_learning repository i realised i should organize my knowledge base and make it easier to browse. This repository is a collection of everything i do to level up my coding skills and fuel the passion i feel for years.

Most of my python files have have tags at the bottom line so i can grep through them (or ack). That way i can search for important topics without complex regex patterns. All tags are written as singular (class instead of classes or loop instead of loops).

$ grep -rnB1 "#tags.*class"

-r recursive
-n show line number
-B1 show previous 1 line (this line holds the list of modules)

As i got more comfortable with programming, my code is less verbose with less comments. Comments serve mostly for my future self to easily explain the logic behind the code. With more experience i realized there is no need remember everything when you understands the fundamental principles. Good code also means code that is easy to read, there is no need for comments at all.

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