#🔒 experienced developers.... please guide me

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wispy adder
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I always wonder—how do experienced Python developers write so much code and still remember what each part does? Every time I try to study someone else's code, I get overwhelmed, confused, and lose all motivation to learn Python.
Recently, I've been learning Tkinter. Everything seemed easy and understandable until I reached the class-based approach. (I do have all the basic knowledge about classes.) Now I'm hella confused.

zinc perchBOT
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dusky totem
wispy adder
languid fractal
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print("this does something") # this doesn't
# nor does this
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also classes and functions can have docstrings, which describe what they do

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you should also name your variables and functions/class well, in order that they describe themselves

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furthermore, you can use typehints to describe how a function should be used

silver flicker
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I would remember some part of it

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It is mostly in the way of thinking how I would have design it

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Like:
I probably have done this, and I probably never fixed it, so my code probably do this

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It doesn't mean I am always correct on what I guess so check the code is probably better

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And sometimes I would still confuse at my code

zinc perchBOT
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