Understanding how to use function arguments effectively is essential for writing flexible and reusable code in Python. Article covers positional, keyword, default, and variable-length arguments.
I think the examples would look better perhaps in color. Other than that Good job!
My next posts here and elsewhere about forGL must include colored samples
to help show details.
@Substack code block feature
needs a way to mark colors or something else to have syntax colored code.
I was thinking of doing .jpg screen shots.
But there is no easy way for lazy Software Developers to copy / paste from .jpg so not as convenient as possible.
Here is a link to online pdf that anyone may download. Dangerously Advanced Python
https://mike.verdone.ca/media/Dangerously%20Advanced%20Python.pdf
Hey Randy, thanks for the feedback! 🚀
On other platforms I use ray.so for colored images of code, but here I want to give readers ability to copy and paste the scripts.
Perhaps, it's better to use images here too and attach github links to it?
Any suggestions?
I think the examples would look better perhaps in color. Other than that Good job!
My next posts here and elsewhere about forGL must include colored samples
to help show details.
@Substack code block feature
needs a way to mark colors or something else to have syntax colored code.
I was thinking of doing .jpg screen shots.
But there is no easy way for lazy Software Developers to copy / paste from .jpg so not as convenient as possible.
Here is a link to online pdf that anyone may download. Dangerously Advanced Python
https://mike.verdone.ca/media/Dangerously%20Advanced%20Python.pdf
Hey Randy, thanks for the feedback! 🚀
On other platforms I use ray.so for colored images of code, but here I want to give readers ability to copy and paste the scripts.
Perhaps, it's better to use images here too and attach github links to it?
Any suggestions?