Python shows up everywhere in a modern stack — APIs, automation scripts, data pipelines, and the glue between systems that don't otherwise talk to each other. The goal is code that's still readable a year later, not just code that runs today.
Clarify what the service or script actually needs to guarantee.
Write it with the concurrency model that fits the workload, not the default.
Cover the failure paths, not just the happy path.
Document it well enough that someone else can extend it.
System design and technology decisions that hold up once real traffic and real teams hit them.
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