did you know, you can also apply type annotations to variables?
you can check the __name__ of a module to make some code only run when the module is ran directly, instead of being imported
python has type annotations which helps you know what sort of values the function can accept, some IDEs (such as visual studio code depicted here) can show them to you as you write
"The Zen of Python" by Tim Peters is a always a good read, try importing 'this'
python's pickle module can be used for arbitrary code execution, never use it in an unsecured way, especially for elevated programs
starting from Python 3.9 you can merge dictionaries with the bitwise or ( "|" ) operator
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