Re: are there any exercises that is based off the python documentation?
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Out of 27 chapters, about 7 use a combination of python.turtle and Pygame, and mostly to demonstrate concepts. Those chapters also aren't solely at the end of the book, but more distributed throughout. Its difficult to say whether some users may have more trouble grappling with it than others, as blindness can be a spectrum, and others have demonstrated the capability to create GUI's programatically through geometric planning without being able to see the screen at all.
I understand that you and others might not see much of a point to it, find it frustrating, or be unfamiliar with graphical concepts. Whether you find any value in those chapters or not, you can always skip them and read the others, taking what you want out of it. That in and of itself can be a useful skill if your pouring over large amounts of dry API documentation for useful functions in the future. If you have any questions about the graphical chapters though, feel free to ask.
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