creating something that could have a real application gave me the motivation to keep practising
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That's how I taught myself.
Only the useless comments are mine π .
omg, you've ruined it! π
Having you work with my examples was quite rewarding.
You naturally understood what the functions could be used for; That's why I chose them.
So instead of me explaining, you had a chance to experience it happening and come to your own conclusions. Which was the plan.
I'll continue to post stripped down, clean and robust code.
I'll provide more detail in the comment section, but try to keep the main posts clean.
Really!? You are so good and you have done all by yourself? Dang, that's beyond motivating π
I know π€£ but don't worry, the comments are there only for the sake of this post: I promise I won't put any when I'll use your code in my scripts ahahah
I love your approach, tbh: it challenges the reader to actively learn and this is by far more efficient than just reading an explanation. By trying myself your code I was able to ask myself why you did something, look for an answer by using my brain and than, finally, understand what was doing what and, most importantly, why.
Sessions/Requests are still a bit obscure for me, though, but I can't hope to understand everything immediately, so I'll keep checking the docs and experimenting with different API call to strengthen my knowledge.