This repository contains one person's study notes and code exercises from working through the book "Learn Python the Hard Way" by Zed A. Shaw. The book teaches Python by having you type out every line of code yourself rather than reading passively, which is what the title refers to. The author created the repository both to track their learning progress and to practice using Git, the version-control tool developers use to save and share code changes. All of the exercise files live in a folder called content, named after each chapter exercise (for example, ex01.py, ex02.py, and so on). Each file contains the typed-out code from the book along with personal notes and reflections written as comments inside the code. The README notes that all exercises have been completed. There is a link to download a Chinese translation of the book in PDF form. The repository does not include a license file. If you are learning Python from the same book and want to compare your answers or see how someone else approached the exercises, this is a reference you can browse directly on GitHub.
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