GuideToPython3

          I know it's self explanatory if you're
          already in this directory, but for those
          who don't know, this directory and all
          it's sub-directories, are a collection
          of files meant to help facilitate an
          understanding of the python programming
          language.

          I started the process of creating this
          guide, mainly to go over the basics of
          my python skills.  As I worked with the
          resources available to me, and as I
          delved further and further into the
          language, I realized that there is a
          massive amount of information that you
          learn, but eventually forget.

          I found myself re-discovering python
          again and honestly it was a joy.

          To anyone who reads this, my biggest
          advice for learning anything, is to
          teach it as best as you can to someone
          else or even to yourself.

          It's often said that if you can't teach
          a subject, you don't understand that
          subject well enough.

          That main concept was the origin of this
          guide.  Which on that topic, I kind of
          don't like calling this a guide because
          for me, at least, it's more of a
          reference resource.  As mentioned before
          you learn a lot of things, only to
          eventually forget them.

          That is how I intend these files to be
          used, as a reminder of all the things
          you can do with python.

          Lastly, and as kindheartedly as possible, this guide is
          a petition to all programmers to
          improve it where you see fit.  I'm not
          a professional (yet) and I don't do this for
          my job (yet), I just noticed these guides
          helped me with my python skills.  I hope
          you all enjoy them and use these newfound
          skills to enhance your lives, and the lives
          of others.