I might take the PCEP exam to demonstrate my knowledge in Python. For now, I have taken a CISCO course called Python Essential 1 and here are some notes, curiosities, and code that I found interesting if you are not a Pythonista.

I hate technical interviews like everyone else. But there is SOMETHING I like about them: the questions I haven't previously asked myself. Usually, there's no time to develop an answer that one likes, you know how perfectionist I am. One of them was this week:

tuples and lists are two types of data incorporated in Python that are used to store collections of elements. Although they share some similarities, they also have key differences. Let’s look at them:

Sometimes I think I'm the one who has problems with the NTFS/exFAT partition on macOS. I have to unmount and clean it, because exFAT is the file system I use on a Raspberry Pi acting as NAS using the great DietPi OS.