Tushar Sadhwani

You might know that Python doesn't have a max integer size. Unlike most other languages that are limited to having a 64 bit integer type, Python has a "theoretically infinite" maximum integer. But, is that true? Turns out no, Python*does* have a maximum integer size. We'll look onto Python's...

Over the past few years digging into Python's runtime and language features, I've often run into some weird, obscure parts of the language. **Very** weird and obscure parts. Such as imports being hackable enough to directly import JSON files. Or being able to change the syntax of the language,...

You use the Python interpreter every single day. It does a lot of things for you: checks that your code has valid syntax and is properly indented, imports modules from various locations, and runs your code instruction-by-instruction.

We set up implicit or explicit rules in many projects. Where to create what kind of files? What's the naming convention? What's the API conventions? Instead of keeping these rules in your head, in docs, etc. and checking them manually, what if you could write the rules as code? With static...