Programming tutorials for people who want code that actually runs, not code that only looks right. Pick a language, start at the beginning, and don't skip the basics. They are where most problems come from.
A for loop calls iter() once and next() until StopIteration. Write __iter__ and __next__ yourself, avoid the iterator that only works once, and know when a generator in __iter__ does the same job in fewer lines.
Write a context manager when something must be undone no matter how the block ends. Build one as a class and with @contextmanager, keep yield inside try/finally, and don't swallow errors by accident.
Trace a wrong callback receiver, bind one stable listener, and verify start, stop and restart without duplicate or stale subscriptions.
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