Python Object-Oriented Programming | I had experience with OOP prior to learning python when I was using Java. So when It came to learning python, not only were the syntax much easier than Java, but both languages all share a major similarity with each other: they both support OOP. My experience with Java made learning Python much easier because I was already familiar with the core principles of OOP. Here is more info on OOP if you’re interested: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python is a

🗂️ Claude Code, decoded — the full project structure Most people open Claude Code and dump everything into one giant CLAUDE.md. 😅 But the real power is in the structure. Here's how a clean, agent-ready repo actually looks 👇 📄 CLAUDE.md → your project's overview & config 🔒 .claude/ → where all the magic lives 📐 rules/ → coding conventions Claude actually follows ⚡ commands/ → your own /slash workflows 🧩 skills/ → auto-loaded only when relevant (keeps context light) 🤖 agents/ → specialized