Any "not-a-beginner but beginning python" tutorials for people like me with 20+ years of coding experience in other languages?

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    • It's not intended as a guide, but my https://github.com/barrycarter/bcapps/tree/master/WhyPythonSucks.md may help point out how Python is different from other languages

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    Solving Advent of Code with jq

    • I found the puzzles at Advent Of Code (I started in Dec 2021) to be hugely helpful in jump-starting my python skills. I'd know pretty much how I'd want to attack it algorithmically, so that gave me the keywords to investigate how to solve it with Python. OK, this one really needs OOP, this one should be done recursively, etc.

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