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Created February 7, 2024 22:12 — forked from EVanGorkom/Django Cheatsheet.md
Django Starter Notes

Django Application Cheatsheet/Walkthrough

Getting Started

In your command line, you'll need to make sure that pip and python are installed.

If this is not your first time making a Django application, see the Quickstart option instead.

Next is setting up a virtual environment. It is a recommended best practice when working on Python projects, including Django. A virtual environment helps isolate project dependencies and avoids conflicts with other projects.

1. Create your project root directory:

If you haven't already created a new project directory, now is the time. Once created, we'll want to cd into it:

Mosh Python Cheatsheet

Disclaimer: I did not create this cheatsheet or the ideas within. All credit goes to Mosh Hamedani and his Python Cheatsheet that can be acquired through an email link, by visiting his YouTube tutorials or visiting his tutorial pages. This is a Markdown version of the original pdf that I retyped with a few typo corrections and notes for my own understanding.

Variables

We use variables to temporarily store data in computer's memory.

price = 10 # Integer
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About Me

I was born and raised in Brazil and moved to the US 5 years ago because I was looking for personal and professional growth, and I felt I needed to step out of my comfort zone. I lived in CA, MA, and moved to Atlanta, GA a year ago. I worked in many industries out of curiosity to find something I could be passionate about. You know how they say: “Find a job you love, and you won’t have to work a single day of your life.” And this was one of my reasons to come to Turing. I love learning new things, and the ever-learning environment of tech excites me. I'm also a problem solver and that just added up to the equation.

I’m a car enthusiast with no interest in spending money on it. But love to see and drive them. And being from a tropical country, I love spending time outdoors: Hiking, a day at the beach, or simply going for a stroll with my dog Mia.

Intro Video Link

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