Across
- 1. : Combine multiple iterables element-by-element, handy for pairing related lists
- 5. : Create a quick one-line function on the fly, for example inside map or filter
- 8. : Write automated tests so you can rerun checks each time you change your code
- 9. : Wrap an existing function to add features like logging or authentication without changing its code
- 12. : Grab specialized containers like Counter or defaultdict when a normal dict or list is not enough
- 14. : Parse command-line arguments so a script can accept user input without hard-coding
- 15. : Produce a stream of values using yield so you can iterate huge data sets without loading them all in memory
Down
- 2. : Work with filesystem paths using object-oriented syntax instead of string concatenation
- 3. : Loop through a sequence and get both the index and the value at the same time
- 4. : Apply a function to every item in a list or iterable without writing an explicit for-loop
- 6. : Build a list in a single readable line instead of using append inside a loop
- 7. : Pull tools like combinations or permutations to iterate complex patterns efficiently
- 10. : Use with-statement to automatically handle setup and cleanup such as closing files
- 11. : Insert variables or expressions directly inside string literals for cleaner formatting
- 13. : Record runtime events to a file or console to help debug or audit your application