Pythonic Cheat Sheet: A Poem for Programmers by Naomi A.

 Pythonic Cheat Sheet: A Poem for Programmers

 


Pythonic Cheat Sheet: A Poem for Programmers by Naomi A.

With Naomi's cheat sheet, you won't be lost,

you can use this at no cost! 

Here are some functions you should know, 

To help you code and make programs flow:

First, there's the print() function, 

To output your text without destruction. 

Then, input() gets user data in, 

A handy function, where to begin.

Type conversion, with int() and str(), 

To change data types, without a blur. 

Also, len() measures length with ease, 

For strings, lists, and more, it's a breeze.

Math functions like round() and pow(), 

To handle numbers, no need to row. 

Max() and min() find the extremes, 

For a list or data, it's just a dream.

Want to sort your data? sorted() is your friend, 

To organize your lists, beginning to end. 

Slice your data, with [start:end], 

A quick way to work on a chunk, my friend.

Lastly, join() and split() are vital, 

To merge or divide, no need to be idle. 

These functions make coding a joy, 

In Python, they're the cream of the crop, oh boy!

So that's the cheat sheet, hope it helps you out, 

With Python, you'll be coding without a doubt. 

Just remember these functions, 

simple and clean, 

And your Python programs will be a dream!

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