I recently was learning OOP in python but i got real difficulty in digesting it became harder for me to do problems even though i thought i knew it i tried to see some videos in youtube but i still no change so i wanted to ask u is there any thing you say to me any thing you think i should do to deepen my understanding of OOP and to help me do problems and projects in a good way Thanks in advance

i am a kinda new here and i was wondering why is python only the programming language discussed when talking about ai just wondering

As i’m a kinda noob to this field, I was wondering what is making python to have less syntax than c++ i found one of the reasons is that in c++ whether what you wanna use standard library or built in library you must include them up at the beginning of the code. But in python you only import standard libraries, you can just use built in libraries like print, len… with out importing them therefore decreasing the lines of codes and making it more simple. I love it that Python makes us focus mainly on solving problems than worrying killing our time on the syntax. and that may also be the reason for it to be widely used in machine learning

I'm learning cs50p which is python cource and I kinda got difficulty in unit testing I tested my code and it's doing well but there is sth wrong they made me wrong... I would appreciate it if u guide me to sth I can do about unit testing about the difference when u import a function from a file or folder and other staffs...

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