Fantastic amount of information in a single page. . However there are two things I do not like: 1. Use of <identifier> notation for almost everything. It might

Fantastic amount of information in a single page. . However there are two things I do not like: 1. Use of <identifier> notation for almost everything. It might be technically sound, but it brings to mind reading Backus-Naur form specs. For cheat sheets my_int, my_iterator etc format is more pleasant for eyes. 2. Examples from various external libraries are of questionable real life utility, they are a nice showcase of what is possible, but are really too terse at times - looking at you popcorn audio example. Official docs for libraries such as Plotly or Pandas are much more pleasant. Then again Copilot is even faster for looking up a tricky matplotlib incantation... Thus the cheat sheet should have been split in two parts, one would cover Python and possibly standard library. Second part would cover the popular libraries.