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Mik Vargas
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Design patterns are incredibly useful. I have been implementing some of the without knowing I was doing it. I'm so eager to continue learning about them.
— Feb 07, 2017 08:04PM
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Mik Vargas
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Chapter 9 read, and 4 chapters left. However, the next two chapters are design patterns which I am not so familiar. I know they will take some time to master, and I am wondering whether I should continue reading them or start Head First Design Patterns.
— Jan 28, 2017 09:30AM
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Mik Vargas
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Serialization has been covered. Though I had no idea how to use pickle and json before, now I can use them. Again this knowledge has to be put into practice. Very exciting about starting with design patterns tomorrow.
— Jan 27, 2017 10:23AM
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Mik Vargas
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I love high order programming in Python. It is great to be able to pass a function another function, and in general, treat a function as an object is treated.
— Jan 26, 2017 07:53PM
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Mik Vargas
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Though I thought I was going to take almost no notes about this chapter, I was wrong. It is very interesting to know about named tuples. I am definitely using them on my projects.
— Jan 25, 2017 01:35PM
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Mik Vargas
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Chapter 5 completed. I am definitely applying the knowledge, I have acquired in these two previous chapters, in my projects.
— Jan 24, 2017 05:11PM
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Mik Vargas
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Chapter 4 is over. Though I know most of the stuff about exceptions, I liked to see how other people write code since this is a great way to become a better coder.
— Jan 24, 2017 08:03AM
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