Sometimes you write try/finally like a caveman wielding duct tape — primitive, clunky, but functional.
Python gives you something better: context managers.
Think of with as your butler — enters quietly, cleans up after your chaos, and leaves without complaint.”
That’s from my upcoming post on Novaxis, where I break down context managers not just with beginner examples — but with real-world use cases, custom classes, and cleanup strategies even production code loves.
🚀 The full piece drops this Friday on novaxis.substack.com
It’s deep, clean, and yep — free to subscribe.
If you’re learning Python and tired of shallow tutorials, this one’s for you.
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