I have not created or contributed to any of the articles referenced here. I have only organized publicly available links, primarily to tutorials from RealPython.

The purpose was to curate a well-structured roadmap for learning Python using existing materials. But I did not author any of the original content linked to from this roadmap.

Please visit the sites linked here for full credit to the authors of the tutorials, articles, and other resources that comprise this learning path. My contribution was solely in compiling, organizing, and formatting these links into a cohesive roadmap format.

While notes which are internally linker are indeed authored by me, sourced from various different sources.

• Defining functions
• Optional/inner function concepts
• Passing by reference
• Recursion basics
• Lambda and functional programming
• *args/**kwargs syntax

The links build on each other starting with OOP basics, into classes, decorators, properties, and constructors. The advanced topics later on leverage the core concepts covered earlier. Going in order will provide the best learning experience!

The term "dunder" comes from "double underscore". These are also referred to as magic methods since they allow you to access built-in behaviors in Python.